Fix: Rename variables in post.php to maintain coding standards #4061
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Thanks for the PR! I think we can just use |
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Merged in r55365 as part of a few other similar edits. |
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Fixes #57692
This pull request renames the variables $post_IDs and $post_ID in the "wp-admin/includes/post.php" file to align with the WordPress coding standards.
$post_IDsis renamed to$post_ids$post_IDis renamed to$post_id_from_datato avoid conflicts and maintain coding standards.The changes were thoroughly tested and are ready for review. Thank you for considering this pull request.
Trac ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/57692