Requires manual testing! Take core's fatal-error iframe out of the notice we reword - #59
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Rewording the sentence was half the screen. wp-admin/plugins.php builds $errmsg and then appends an error_scrape iframe to it before handing the lot to wp_admin_notice(), and that iframe re-requests the plugins screen with action=error_scrape, which runs plugin_sandbox_scrape() again with display_errors forced on. So the raw "Cannot redeclare ..." fatal printed directly beneath the friendly explanation, inside the same notice box, saying the opposite of it -- on the one screen least able to afford a second opinion. The iframe is matched on `error_scrape` inside its opening tag rather than rebuilt to compare against. Reproducing it would mean reproducing add_query_arg(), urlencode() and esc_url() over a URL core assembles from admin_url(), and a filter on any of those makes the removal miss silently. `[^>]*` cannot cross the end of the tag, so an iframe another plugin appended to the same notice is out of reach. Core's second wording is now rewritten too. Its fatal-error handler pauses the plugin the sandbox died in, so the standalone returns to the plugins list with a Resume link and pressing it fails identically -- reported as "could not be resumed". That request is identified from the nonce alone: resume_plugin() redirects with only an _error_nonce, minted from plugin-resume-error_ and the basename, so there is no `plugin` argument to read and each registered standalone is offered to the nonce in turn. Stripping happens only once one of the two sentences has actually been replaced. A notice holding neither was authored by something else, and there the iframe stays: a notice nobody explained is bad, and a notice nobody explained with its one diagnostic quietly deleted is worse. Every existing reason to decline -- wrong screen, failed nonce, unregistered plugin, a message that sanitises away -- returns the markup exactly as it arrived, iframe included. The fixtures are now transcribed from wp-admin/plugins.php and built through wp_get_admin_notice(), so the iframe under test is the one core really emits rather than a plausible-looking string.
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change removes core’s fatal-error iframe and rewords both activation and resume notices, but it remains coupled to two exact core sentences; a future wording change could silently leave the notice unreworded. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness of this compatibility follow-up. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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155-162: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a WordPress msgid drift check. Both literals match current
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Going to skip this one for now and come back to manually check some things. I do think that trying to handle this iFrame is a good idea, but some parts of the documentation seem suspect and I'd like to double-check them before approving. |
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597-654: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winOne core-notice builder is copied into two test classes. Both classes reproduce the same
wp-admin/plugins.phpmarkup: core's activation sentence, theerror_scrapeiframe, and the samewp_get_admin_notice()arguments. Both copies must change together whenever core changes that markup, and one copy can drift while the other keeps passing.
tests/unit/Conflict/RewriterTest.php#L597-L654: moveactivation_error_notice()andnotice_box()into a shared test trait or support class, then call the shared builder here.tests/unit/Scenario/ConflictTest.php#L727-L748: delete the localactivation_error_notice()and use the shared builder, keepingself::CORE_TEXTin sync with the shared sentence constant.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tests/unit/Conflict/RewriterTest.php`:
- Around line 597-654: Centralize the duplicated core-notice builder so both
tests use one activation sentence, iframe construction, and notice_box
implementation. In tests/unit/Conflict/RewriterTest.php:597-654, move
activation_error_notice() and notice_box() into shared test support and update
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the local activation_error_notice() and use the shared builder, keeping
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- Line 215: Update the Conflict component description to use the American
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Confirmed it works as-expected. I cleaned up the docs a little and clarified that the iFrame removal is technically inert but still worth having just-in-case it starts to show again in a future WP release.
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What:
wp_admin_notice_markupnow removes core'serror_scrapeiframe from the notice it rewords, and matches core's resuming sentence alongside the activation one.Usage: press Activate on an absorbed standalone — or Resume on the copy core paused after the fatal.
Before, on
main: the sentence is reworded and core's iframe stays. That iframe re-runs the same activation withdisplay_errorsforced on, so the fatal renders inside the same box, under the explanation.After:
And the Resume link core leaves behind, which produced the unreworded could not be resumed box before, now gets the same treatment.
Why this way:
The iframe is matched on
error_scrapeinside its opening tag, not rebuilt to compare against. Reproducing core's element means reproducingadd_query_arg(),urlencode()andesc_url()over anadmin_url(), and a filter on any of them makes the removal miss silently.[^>]*cannot cross the end of the tag, and that action is the one request in wp-admin that re-runs the fatal — so another plugin's iframe is out of reach of the pattern.A resume error is identified by its nonce, because core's redirect carries nothing else.
resume_plugin()appends_error_nonceand nopluginargument, so every registered standalone is offered to it in turn and the one it was signed for answers. Gated onerror=resumingfirst: without that, an ordinary activation failure for somebody else's plugin spent one failedwp_verify_nonce()per sub-plugin, and security plugins count those.Nothing is stripped until one of core's two sentences has actually been replaced. A notice nobody explained is bad; one nobody explained with its only diagnostic quietly deleted is worse.
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