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Rename register_api_field() to register_rest_field()#1824
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Introduces a `register_api_field()` function for backwards compat, which calls `_doing_it_wrong()`
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@WP-API/amigos #reviewmerge |
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@danielbachhuber are you thinking the backcompat function will also go into core when the time comes? |
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Rename `register_api_field()` to `register_rest_field()`
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Nope. We can keep it in the plugin indefinitely. If the user has the plugin activated, then they'll be able to use the function. When they deactivate the plugin, they should update function calls. |
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Introduces a
register_api_field()function for backwards compat, whichcalls
_doing_it_wrong()Fixes #1321