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@joemcgill @SergeyBiryukov Could you please take a look when you have moment so we can commit it before RC.

@joemcgill Do you feel your feedback has been addressed?

@pbearne It looks like the last feedback is addressing what Peter found in #7350 (review)

While testing without been able to connect to the WordPress API, I noticed that a passing request to the API does not show the recommended version of WP.

@peterwilsoncc Now it shows as:

When wp_check_php_version() returns:

array(
	'recommended_version' => '10.0.0',
	'minimum_version'     => '9.0.0',
	'is_supported'        => false,
	'is_secure'           => false,
	'is_acceptable'       => false,
)

When:

$response = array(
	'recommended_version' => '10.0.0',
	'minimum_version'     => '8.0.0',
	'is_supported'        => true,
	'is_secure'           => true,
	'is_acceptable'       => true,
);

When:

$response = array(
	'recommended_version' => '8.0.0',
	'minimum_version'     => '7.2.0',
	'is_supported'        => true,
	'is_secure'           => true,
	'is_acceptable'       => true,
);

A commit was made that fixes the Trac ticket referenced in the description of this pull request.

SVN changeset: 61123
GitHub commit: 9f3e07c

This PR will be closed, but please confirm the accuracy of this and reopen if there is more work to be done.