Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #40568, comment 11
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- 09/11/2020 08:18:17 PM (4 years ago)
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Ticket #40568, comment 11
initial v1 5 5 The primary reason I'd like to track `WP_Error` objects is to find ones which "disappear", eg. by being turned into boolean false as they bubble up. If the end result is boolean false, there can often be a more descriptive `WP_Error` further down the stack. 6 6 7 My plan for my Query Monitor plugin is to only log data about `is_wp_error()` calls when the parameter is an error, hence the `$is` parameter that I added. It simply don't do anything when the "thing" isn't an error.7 My plan for my Query Monitor plugin is to only log data about `is_wp_error()` calls when the parameter is an error, hence the `$is` parameter that I added. It simply won't do anything when the "thing" isn't an error.