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Unclear where problems with core delivered .js files should be reported #6

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@bobbingwide

I'm using the wp-jquery-update-test plugin to test the compatibility of my own plugins with jQuery v3.5.1.
When the Enable jQuery Migrate radio button is selected then I can see JQMIGRATE messages in the Chrome console log.
The settings page says "If you find a jQuery related bug please report it".
It's not clear to me which problems should be reported.

In this first example there are deprecated messages coming from wp-admin/js/common.js.

My questions are:

  1. How do I know which problems have been reported?
  2. How do I know if the problems have been fixed?
  3. How long should I expect to wait before the problems get fixed?

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In the second example, viewing the settings page for one of my plugins, there are more messages coming from other files.

  • wp-jquery-update-test/assets/ui/core.min.js and mouse.min.js and widget.min.js
  • wp-includes/js/wp-ajax-response.js
  • wp-admin/js/edit-comments.js

It's quite an exercise to trawl through all the messages to find the problems in my own code.

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