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Scripts: Change webpack configuration to include render files in the build folder #43917

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Scripts: Change webpack configuration to include render files in the build folder #43917

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Adapt WebPack to include render files in build
SantosGuillamot Sep 6, 2022
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Ensure getRenderPropPaths returns always an array
SantosGuillamot Sep 7, 2022
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Remove log already handled in entry points
SantosGuillamot Sep 7, 2022
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Update README.md
gziolo Sep 8, 2022
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gziolo Sep 8, 2022
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Merge branch 'trunk' into fix/include-render-files-in-build
gziolo Sep 8, 2022
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Inform that viewScript is not enqueued when using the render filed
luisherranz Sep 9, 2022
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Starting in the WordPress 5.8 release, it is possible to instruct WordPress to enqueue scripts and styles for a block type only when rendered on the frontend. It applies to the following asset fields in the `block.json` file:

- `script`
- `viewScript` (when the block defines `render_callback` during registration in PHP, then the block author is responsible for enqueuing the script)
- `viewScript` (when the block defines `render_callback` during registration in PHP or a `render` field in its `block.json`, then the script is registered but the block author is responsible for enqueuing it)
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Good catch 👍🏻

Aside: Sharing for inspiration. It would be great to remove that limitation/exception and offer an alternative way to enqueue those view scripts on demand. Related Track ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/56470.

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Yes, something like that would be neat 🙂

- `style`

## Internationalization
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