Latest Posts block: Refactor to drop apiFetch usage in favor of using the data module #33063
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jorgefilipecosta
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| @@ -377,7 +349,7 @@ export default function LatestPostsEdit( { attributes, setAttributes } ) { | |||
| '' !== value ? Number( value ) : undefined, | |||
| } ) | |||
| } | |||
| authorList={ authorList } | |||
| authorList={ authorList ?? [] } | |||
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Minor: Maybe we can use a shared EMPTY_ARRAY reference to avoid rerenders.
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… the data module (#33063)
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I'm just continuing my refactors to remove the usage of apiFetch in block-library and editor packages to make these two packages WP-agnostic (considering the data module an adaptable interface to any backend)
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