WordPress 6.0.1 Maintenance Update Released With Multiple Bug Fixes
July 20, 2022

WordPress 6.0.1 Maintenance Update Released With Multiple Bug Fixes

WordPress solves several problems with its most recent maintenance release, which is now available for download.

WordPress 6.0.1 Maintenance release of WordPress comes with many bug fixes. It’s advised to keep your site operating at its best.

WordPress 6.0.1 Maintenance Release

WordPress regularly issues short-cycle maintenance updates to address issues found in previous versions.

A maintenance update doesn’t add new features. They are, however, essential to keeping the performance at its peak.

WordPress 6.0.1 includes 13 fixes for bugs in the Core and 18 fixes for bugs in Block Editor.

WordPress regularly issues short-cycle maintenance updates to address issues found in previous versions. A maintenance update doesn't add new features. They are, however, essential to keeping the performance at its peak. WordPress 6.0.1 includes 13 fixes for bugs in the Core and 18 fixes for bugs in Block Editor.

The fix for the bugs the issue for WordPress Core is:

  • skipOnAutomatedBranches() does not work as expected. Take 2
  • block-templates theme support is not available in the /themes API REST API endpoint
  • Information page: Replacing thumbnail video image
  • Twenty-Ten Unbump Version number because of the absence of functional changes.
  • The WP_Term_Query cache issue
  • The option ‘user_count’ is not initially in place or updated on a single site
  • Remove the meetup from the embed list
  • Backport bugs and solutions of Gutenberg in Core to WP 6.0.1
  • The Register Comment Query Loop is derived from metadata to allow description and title translation.
  • Theme preview has been hacked for all themes within the directory
  • Pattern keywords cannot be passed on from the pattern directory.
  • The default post template should use “Single,” not “404.”
  • Continued post-lock data inconsistencies

The bugs that have been fixed to WordPress Block Editor include: WordPress Block Editor include:

  • Media and Text: Remove the font size declaration form template
  • Refactor: Reuse the code of the editor placeholder in the Form for Post Comments and the Post Comments Form
  • Enhance the logic behind warnings to Post Comments Form placeholder
  • [Block Library [Block Library] – Recent Posts]: Stop opening the links within an editor
  • Block for navigation “Open upon click” Inherit the font style and weight.
  • Fix/block meta icon prop errors
  • Be sure only the primary query is altered when resolving templates for new posts
  • Strip whitespaces in render_block_core_cover
  • Do not handle any variation cases in the menu for block transforms
  • Block Library: Repair the JS Errors in Avatar Block
  • Reduce the priority of the gallery gap CSS to ensure it loads following the layout of the block CSS
  • Rename utility class names to blocks with specific layout attributes.
  • Comment Form for Posts Add a button to allow comments to warn
  • Comments Block: Fixed problem that caused custom font sizes, and link color
  • Comments Author, Date Blocks Markup for the editor is aligned to the frontend
  • Post Template: Make sure that layout class names aren’t attached to the inner Li elements
  • Webfonts API Document font face as well as its values in the theme.json schema
  • Pasting: Fix performance regression due to removeWindowsFragments
  • Post Comments Form Comment Form: Fixing the warning I18N

Over 50 members of the WordPress developer community have contributed to this release.

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