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…iles importWordPressFiles only swapped the /scope:…/ path segment, so a site built on a regular WordPress host kept that host in post content, meta, options and comments. Replace the full old site URL instead, in both its plain and JSON slash-escaped forms. Options and meta are rewritten inside their unserialized values so serialized lengths stay valid. Fixes WordPress#4436
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The changes satisfy issue #4436. replaceSiteUrl handles non-Playground source URLs, including URLs inferred from siteurl. The rewrite covers posts, comments, options, postmeta, usermeta, and termm… |
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The changes stay within issue #4436. The source changes update URL rewriting in importWordPressFiles, and the test adds focused coverage for the requested import behavior. The changes do not impleme… |
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#4436.replaceSiteUrlhandles non-Playground source URLs, including URLs inferred fromsiteurl. The rewrite covers posts, comments, options, postmeta, usermeta, and termmeta. It rewrites plain and JSON slash-escaped forms. Serialized values are recursively rewritten and re-serialized.siteurlandhomeremain underdefineSiteUrl. The added test covers the inferred subdirectory case, escaped content, metadata, nested serialization, serialized scalars, and boundary preservation.
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#4436. The source changes update URL rewriting inimportWordPressFiles, and the test adds focused coverage for the requested import behavior. The changes do not implement the unrelated future importer-pipeline migration.
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- Around line 386-391: Update the row transformation before `maybe_serialize` so
values containing non-`stdClass` objects retain the original serialized row
instead of being reserialized. Preserve rewrites for arrays and `stdClass`
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- Around line 321-350: Update the SQL post and comment column replacement path
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- Match the old URL only at a URL boundary in every column, so http://example.com leaves http://example.com.au alone. - Re-serialize serialized scalars and nested serialized strings. - Leave serialized values holding non-stdClass objects exactly as stored, unserializing with allowed_classes => stdClass so no plugin hooks run.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Allow a trailing sentence period after a matched URL.
The negative lookahead (?![A-Za-z0-9_.:-]) rejects any . after the match. Post and comment text often ends a sentence with the site URL, for example Visit http://example.com/wp.. That occurrence stays on the source host, which conflicts with the goal of rewriting every stored occurrence of the old site URL.
A host or path continues only when a character follows the dot, as in .au. Reject . only when an alphanumeric character follows it.
Proposed fix
--- "a/packages/playground/blueprints/src/lib/steps/import-wordpress-files.ts"
+++ "b/packages/playground/blueprints/src/lib/steps/import-wordpress-files.ts"
@@ -338,7 +338,7 @@
foreach ($pairs as $pair) {
$replacement = $pair[1];
$value = preg_replace_callback(
- '/' . preg_quote($pair[0], '/') . '(?![A-Za-z0-9_.:-])/',
+ '/' . preg_quote($pair[0], '/') . '(?![A-Za-z0-9_:-]|\.[A-Za-z0-9])/',
function () use ($replacement) {
return $replacement;
},Add a test case such as see ${oldBase}. to the existing spec.
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Update the URL-matching regex boundary so a trailing sentence period is allowed,
while a dot followed by an alphanumeric character still prevents matching a
partial host or path. Add a case to the existing spec verifying that a URL
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Motivation for the change, related issues
Fixes #4436.
importWordPressFilesrewrites stored URLs only when both the old and new site URLs are Playground-scoped. #2989 added that scope swap. A full-site zip built on a regular WordPress host, such ashttp://build-host.example/wp, keeps that host in post content, meta, options and comments after import. Onlysiteurl/homeget updated, so every absolute image and link URL breaks.Implementation details
replaceSiteUrl()now applies one rule: when the old site URL (from the manifest, or inferred fromsiteurl) differs from the new one, every stored occurrence of it becomes the new site URL. The scope-to-scope case is a special case of this rule, soextractScopePath()is removed.<old>/xbecomes<new>/x.http:\/\/…) are replaced.http://example.comleaveshttp://example.com.au,http://example.com:8080and…/wp-other(for an old URL of…/wp) alone.post_content,post_excerpt,guid), comments, options, postmeta, usermeta and termmeta all go through one PHP path, limited to rows that contain the URL. Serialized values, including serialized scalars and nested serialized strings, are unserialized, rewritten recursively through arrays andstdClass, and re-serialized in their original shape.siteurl/homeare skipped becausedefineSiteUrlowns them.allowed_classes => ['stdClass'], so no plugin class hooks run. A value that holds any other object, or fails to unserialize, is left exactly as stored.#2989 mentioned eventually moving to the WordPress-importer URL rewriting pipeline. This change keeps to the step's current self-contained PHP and doesn't block that.
Testing Instructions (or ideally a Blueprint)
New test:
should rewrite a non-scoped source site URL with a subdirectory. The source site hassiteurlset tohttp://build-host.example/wpand no manifest. After import:/wp-other) is unchangedA mutation check that removes the boundary rule makes this test fail.
The existing scope tests pass unchanged.
npx nx run playground-blueprints:test:vitelocally on Node 24.18:import-wordpress-files.spec.tspasses 18/18, including after the review fixes. The rest of the blueprints suite passes, apart fromenableMultisiteand one v2 conformance test, which timed out while the machine was heavily loaded. They pass when run on their own, and they don't use this step.nx run playground-blueprints:lintand Prettier are clean.Manual check: import a zip whose database
siteurlis a non-Playground host:{ "steps": [ { "step": "importWordPressFiles", "wordPressFilesZip": { "resource": "url", "url": "<zip>" } } ] }Image and link URLs in posts now resolve against the Playground site.
AI assistance: Yes. A Homeboy agent-task Cook wrote the first implementation and test from a design brief, using Claude Sonnet 5.5 (Anthropic) and gpt-6-luna (OpenAI) through the Roadie pool. Claude (Pi) addressed the CodeRabbit review findings. Claude Opus (Pi) reviewed the diff, fixed the test so it really covers the escaped-slash form, ran the suite, and opened this PR for @chubes4. Homeboy's automated finalization was blocked by an unrelated toolchain issue (Extra-Chill/homeboy#16024), so the PR was opened directly.
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siteurlandhomeoptions are not modified.