fix: Configure fetch requests occurring during editor initialization #168
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Some modules perform fetch requests immediately when loaded. To ensure these requests use GutenbergKit's fetch configuration, we must load and configure the `@wordpress/api-fetch` module before loading all others.
The module focuses on loading editor assets.
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What?
Fix failed REST API requests that fired before GutenbergKit's middleware ran. We introduced these failures when we stopped bundling the
@wordpress/api-fetchmodule in #165.Why?
Fix CMM-698.
The failed requests lead to broken features.
How?
Strategically load and configure the
@wordpress/api-fetchmodule, so that the configuration middleware completes before the remainder of the modules are loaded from the remote site.Testing Instructions
trunkbranch.Accessibility Testing Instructions
N/A, no user-facing changes.
Screenshots or screencast
N/A, no user-facing changes.