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Revised to changes as outlined in Issue WordPress#173
Change the link of External Linking Policy. It should link to the summary because: * It's easier for the readers to understand. * The summary also reference the "commercial blogs" blog post in question.
Uncommented h2 tag
Created a new PHP page under the Performance section. Most of the contents are derived from: https://github.com/WordPress/hosting-handbook/blob/main/performance.md#php Ref: WordPress#161
New page: Security Display Errors
Update creating-database.md
Update README.md
Update site-architecture.md
Create php.md
Update display-errors.md
Update cookies.md
Update migrating.md
Remove links to multilingual plugins
Update support doc at advanced-administration/before-install/development/
Update broken link on Debug Javascript page.
http2 compliant with new standards
Update nginx.md http2 directive
Fix typo on the loopback page
Fix link to xmlrpc.com so it won't 404
There were just a few minor typos in the [cookies documentation](https://developer.wordpress.org/advanced-administration/wordpress/cookies/). This teeny PR fixes those.
Include free and open source options listed on the lesson on learn.wordpress.org Update links from old Codex pages that may end up being removed List only free and/or open source options that do not require an email sign up to use
Typos fixed to "Support", "comment", "compatibility" in upgrading.md, site-architecture.md, wp-config.md respectively.
…tent. (WordPress#397) Bad section name: Detailed step 2 was repeating the name of step 1
Added: - Back up WordPress - One-click Updates - Hosting Services Tools Made changes to "Upgrading Across Multiple Versions" section
When using wordpress solution with docker compose (mysql, wordpress and nginx containers) and configuring nginx to receive https connection in a non default https port, it is necessary to include $server_port; in the Host header. If it is not there, some administration pages inside /wp-admin will load, but the root path and blog posts won't, resulting in ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS error.
Co-Authored-By: jorbin <jorbin@git.wordpress.org>
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def test_approved_vendor_settlement():
request = fixtures["approved_vendor"]
decision = handle_ach_approval(request)
assert decision["status"] == "Approved"
assert "vc-verified" in decision["audit"]["entries"]
assert "cert-verified" in decision["audit"]["entries"]
assert decision["limits"]["amount"] == 185000
assert decision["next"]["queue"] == "Treasury.Settlement"
def test_over_limit_request():
request = fixtures["over_limit"]
decision = handle_ach_approval(request)
assert decision["status"] in ["Escalated", "Rejected"]
assert decision["decision"]["reason"] == "OverLimit"?