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Performance tests: Make theme versions consistent cross-env #50905
Performance tests: Make theme versions consistent cross-env #50905
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Noting here what I've observed, so it's documented somewhere.
This PR maps the specific versions in use within the
gutenberg-test-themes
folder in the theme root (wp-content/themes
) of the testing WordPress environment. As a result, the environment has two instances of the TT1 and TT3 themes: one whose stylesheet istwentytwentyone
(latest version) and another with stylesheetgutenberg-test-themes/twentytwentyone
(the bundled version, here's at 1.7 for TT1).You can confirm this by going to the "Appearance > Themes" page (inspect the "activate" button of each instance to know its
stylesheet
):Also by asking docker:
docker exec -it `docker ps -f name=tests-wordpress_1 -q` ls -lat /var/www/html/wp-content/themes
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Thanks for noting this down! 🙇 Just wanted to add that we can check the available test env themes also via the following wp-cli command:
For this branch, it should return the following:
As a comparison, we can list the themes used in dev env, which should not return the
gutenberg-test-themes/*
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Brilliant. Thanks for the tip!