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Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of Ticket #36335, comment 63


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08/25/2016 07:01:10 AM (8 years ago)
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  • Ticket #36335, comment 63

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    1717> > xrstf\Composer52\Generator::onPostInstallCmd
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    19 This is one example of bad class design in a third-party library. A quick search seems to indicate that the fix for this would completely contained within that third-party library, by renaming the two classes, and changing line 906 in `wp-admin/includes/class.ftp.php`.
     19This is one example of bad class design in a third-party library. A quick search seems to indicate that the fix for this would be completely contained within that third-party library, by renaming the two classes, and changing line 906 in `wp-admin/includes/class.ftp.php`.
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    2121> 6) I'm not sure yet how I feel about automatically making so much of wp-admin available on everypage load.  In the past, core has forced developers to make a cognitive decision to include those pieces on the front end if they want to use them. Is that a change that should be made?  why?