Changes between Version 19 and Version 20 of Ticket #62462, comment 25
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- 11/28/2024 11:11:07 AM (18 months ago)
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Ticket #62462, comment 25
v19 v20 22 22 Spectra: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/update-to-wp6-7-_load_textdomain_just_in_time-was-called-incorrectly/ 23 23 24 In addition, from my experience this also crashes wp-login.php, so even using that link won't get you logged in as that will cause the headers to fail. The only way a user can thus fix this is to modify code, or to disable all plugins, and that is not a good solution for the average business owner who has no idea how to code. Note: wp-login.php has always avoided errors, even when the entire site is down wp-login.php should work. This is a departure from that. 24 In addition, from my experience this also crashes wp-login.php, so even using that link won't get you logged in as that will cause the headers to fail. The only way a user can thus fix this is to modify code, or to disable all plugins, and that is not a good solution for the average business owner who has no idea how to code. Note: wp-login.php has always avoided errors, even when the entire site is down wp-login.php should work. This is a departure from that. Which is again why these variables should default to display = false 25 25 26 If this has the potential to also affect Cron, then that is also equally concerning. This was not well thought out solution. The problem with displaying messages in cron or in the REST API/Admin is that no one will see it, and many people won't notice these services are failing on their website for some time. 26 If this has the potential to also affect Cron, then that is also equally concerning. This was not well thought out solution. The problem with displaying messages in cron or in the REST API/Admin is that no one will see it, and many people won't notice these services are failing on their website for some time. Which is another reason displaying errors should default to false, even if wp_debug is true. 27 27 28 28 WordPress seems to be failing, and I'm not sure why. You are continuously costing your users money and time, and bringing down some of their most valuable resources. With me, I turned on "Auto Updates" so that I could save my customers money of manually updating the website. But if this is the norm, then I got to turn these off and start charging for monthly updates again. I'd prefer not to charge my customers more because WordPress is _doing_it_wrong()