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@t-hamano I noticed that the previous pull request (#58645) on the issue (#58628) didn't provide much detail about the changes being made, so I went ahead and created a new pull request (#58713) with the same changes but with additional documentation and clarity.

Even though it was a small change,I believe it's important for contributors to have clear information about the purpose and impact of the changes, so I've included detailed explanations in my pull request description. If there are any questions or suggestions, please do let me know.

Thanks for the PR!

As you say, explaining the what, why, and how in PR is extremely important. However, since I am not familiar with Gutenberg mobile, I will add the mobile team as a reviewer 🙇

@fluiddot Thanks for the review and thanks to @geriux for pointing the error out,i was confused about the failing test. But all checks now pass successfully.

@shreyash3087 before proceeding to merge the PR, let us know if you took a look at this comment related to ensuring your work is properly credited in WordPress releases, and in case you'd like first to link your GitHub and WordPress.org account.

@fluiddot Yes i did read that comment.If we talk about linking my github account to wordpress.org,i did try to do that,i followed the link to login to WordPress.org, but it said that it was an unknown email address.I then tried to go ahead and register my account,but then it said "That username is already in use.Your account is pending approval. You will receive an email at Shreyash3087@gmail.com to set your password when approved." It has now been 3 days since i have been trying to link my accounts,but i have not yet received any approval on my mail. Now coming to the credits part i read the Contribution Attribution Page about credits,but since i am beginner in open-source,its just my second contribution and im learning the stuff, i was confused where to put these credits.It says to put it at the bottom of the merge commit message,so is it talking about the description of the commit message? I was also unsure when do i need to put these credits,after approval or before.I just didn't want to mess anything up ,so i ignored the message.

If we talk about linking my github account to wordpress.org,i did try to do that,i followed the link to login but it said that it was an unknown email address.I then tried to go ahead and register my account,but then it said "That username is already in use.Your account is pending approval. You will receive an email at Shreyash3087@gmail.com to set your password when approved." It has now been 3 days since i have been trying to link my accounts,but i have not yet received any approval on my mail.

Sad to hear you had trouble logging in/registering the account. I'd recommend reaching support at https://wordpress.org/support/forums/.

Now coming to the credits part i read the Contribution Attribution Page about credits,but since i am beginner in open-source,its just my second contribution and im learning the stuff, i was confused where to put these credits.It says to put it at the bottom of the merge commit message,so is it talking about the description of the commit message? I was also unsure when do i need to put these credits,after approval or before.I just didn't want to mess anything up ,so i ignored the message.

No worries. The credits will be incorporated in the merge commit once we merge the PR, no need to change anything from your side. The only thing to consider is whether you'd like first to link your WordPress.org account to reference it in the merge commit message or just your GitHub account.

@fluiddot Thank you for the clarification.I Understand Now. Since I am unsure how long is it gonna take for my Wordpress.org login issue to get resolved,and i can't link my github to WordPress.org without logging in,so I would prefer to have the credits for my contributions solely on GitHub.

@fluiddot Thank you for the clarification.I Understand Now. Since I am unsure how long is it gonna take for my Wordpress.org login issue to get resolved,and i can't link my github to WordPress.org without logging in,so I would prefer to have the credits for my contributions solely on GitHub.

Great, I've just gone ahead and merged the PR. Thanks @shreyash3087 for your contribution 🎊 .