Fix: textdomain loaded too early notice on plugins_loaded - #1905
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…init edac_ignore_capability() ran on plugins_loaded and called translation functions while building the capability metadata array, triggering WordPress's "_load_textdomain_just_in_time" notice since translations aren't loaded until init. Moved that hook (and the sibling permissions request-handler registration) to init; add-ons already register their edac_capabilities filter callbacks at plugin load time, so contribution order is unaffected. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Tz3KmgPopKSZYaPKTZFVRE
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496-500: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the stale lifecycle comment.
The hook now runs on
init, but Lines 455-456 still state thatedac_ignore_capability()runs onplugins_loaded. Update that comment so the documented lifecycle matches the implementation.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@includes/options-page.php`:
- Around line 496-500: Update the lifecycle comment near
edac_ignore_capability() so it states that the hook runs on init rather than
plugins_loaded, matching the current implementation and surrounding explanation.
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Follow-up to the previous commit's hook change; two docblock/comment references still described the assembly as running on plugins_loaded. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Tz3KmgPopKSZYaPKTZFVRE
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Code Review Summary
Verdict: Looks good — 2 non-blocking suggestions
What the fix does (correct)
Root cause is real: edac_ignore_capability() on plugins_loaded calls edac_capability_metadata(), which builds an array full of __() calls (lines 100–125) before translations load — triggering WP 6.7+'s "textdomain loaded too early" notice. Moving assembly to init (priority 20) is the right fix.
Verified assumptions — all hold ✓
- Ordering preserved: add-ons contribute
edac_capabilitiesviaadd_filter()at plugin load time (file-scope), so they're registered beforeinitregardless of plugin load order. The lazy singleton (static $capability) means the bundle only assembles when actually needed;initis still early enough for admin-post saves (which fire afterinit). - No earlier callers:
edac_ignore_capability()is only invoked frominit(line 501) and the sync helpers (364, 440) — noplugins_loadedpath still assembles it. - Request cache:
edac_capability_metadata()has a static request cache, so floors compute once regardless of call sites. - Clean: no stray
plugins_loadedreferences remain; the comment block (495–500) accurately documents the why.
💡 Suggestions (non-blocking, see inline)
- Priority 21 is fragile — the admin-post registration depends on the capability bundle assembling at priority 20. Consider one closure, or a comment noting the dependency.
- Consider a regression test for the timing contract — nothing asserts assembly happens on
init, not before.
✅ Looks good
- Minimal, focused diff
- Clear explanatory comments
- Lazy-singleton + cache pattern is clean
- All 14 CI checks green (lint PHP 7.4–8.2, integration WP 6.2/latest/multisite, security, style)
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| // translation functions, and add-ons register their edac_capabilities filter | ||
| // callbacks via add_filter() at plugin load time, so they're already in | ||
| // place well before init fires either way. | ||
| add_action( 'init', 'edac_ignore_capability', 20 ); |
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💡 Suggestion (non-blocking): Consider a regression test for the timing contract. IgnoreCapabilityTest covers the sync logic, but nothing asserts the bundle assembles on init (not plugins_loaded). A small test that fires do_action('init') and asserts edac_ignore_capability() was assembled — or asserts no plugins_loaded hook remains — would lock this fix in against regressions.
| // request. The tab UI itself is wired later on admin_menu. | ||
| add_action( | ||
| 'plugins_loaded', | ||
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💡 Suggestion (non-blocking): The priority 21 on this init hook (line 511) is fragile — this closure depends on edac_ignore_capability() assembling the capability bundle at priority 20 (line 501). If anything else ever hooks init at priority 20–21, the admin-post handler could register before the bundle exists. Consider combining both registrations into a single init closure, or adding a comment noting this dependency (e.g. "must run after priority 20, which assembles the capability bundle").
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Summary
edac_ignore_capability()was hooked toplugins_loadedand callsedac_capability_metadata(), which builds an array containing__()translation calls — this runs beforeinit, before translations are loaded, triggering the core notice.PermissionsPage::register_request_handlers()registration (same file, same pattern), fromplugins_loadedtoinit.edac_capabilitiesfilter callbacks viaadd_filter()at plugin load time, so moving assembly toinitdoesn't change contribution order.Test plan
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