Remove Webmention Dependence on Pings #485
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…nly saves from webmention to webmention what is going on.
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@pfefferle Where are we on this one? |
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I agree that we should not care about the pingback settings, but why change the |
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I like that addition. If we're happy with this... then a future addition can add the UI to close Webmentions.. but it assumes activating the plugin means you want them |
thanks so much @mattwiebe for all your help with the block editor ❤️
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@dshanske this last commit adds settings to the block editor to disable Webmentions for a post. 
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should it be also possible to deactivate outgoing Webmentions? |
We had someone who wanted to do that on a per post basis... but I'm not sure it is a desired feature by many |
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Ok, then we do that in a different PR! |
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I thought they got removed on purpose. Must have misread |
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The Grunt dependencies are no longer needed... I need the other deps to work on the block-editor integration... |
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That's my fault... confused the two |
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No problem :) |
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Is this ready for merge, @pfefferle ? Want to see about some other fixes for a minor release. |
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I think we should add some tests, to ensure that everything still works after the merge!?! |
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I'll see about getting some in and doing a dual platform check. |
This removes webmention receiving being dependent on pings_open. It does allow for checking the presence of a webmentions_closed meta key to close webmentions. If this approach is validated, will move to figure out a UI for this.
For the sending, it moves from using the pung URLs property within the post object to a new temporary storage that will just store what was sent last time, compare it to what is being send this time, and use that to send deleted webmentions.