Remove the plugin header nested inside the editor toolkit #44601
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When activating the 1.15 build of the editing toolkit, WordPress displays a "The plugin nodes not have a valid header" error.
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/premium-content/premium-content.php
because it is not a plugin.It appears that Premium Content began development as a seperate plugin, but then before shipping it was rolled in to
full-site-editing
. When WordPress scansplugins
it finds this plugin header and the real one infull-site-editing-plugin.php
. Up until now this hasn't been a problem because "Full Site Editing" comes before "Premium Content" in the alphabet.The plugin was renamed in #44499 to "WordPress.com Editing Toolkit". "Premium Content" comes first alphabetically so WordPress tries to use it during plugin activation.
It looks like the plugin header in
/premium-content/premium-content.php
was only ever used during development so it should be safe to remove.Testing instructions