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The bundled guzzlehttp/guzzle 7.8.0 and guzzlehttp/psr7 2.6.1 are affected by several security advisories (fixed in 7.15.2 and 2.12.3), and Guzzle calls curl_close(), which is deprecated since PHP 8.5. - Require guzzlehttp/guzzle ^7.15.2 and guzzlehttp/psr7 ^2.12.3 in src/Client/composer.json and regenerate src/Client/lib/Lib with Mozart. - Since 7.11, Guzzle uses PHP 8.0 functions (get_debug_type(), preg_last_error_msg(), ...), provided on PHP 7.x by symfony/polyfill-php80. Mozart bundles its bootstrap.php, but it's normally loaded through Composer's "files" autoloading, which doesn't apply to the bundled libraries, so src/polyfills.php loads it. - Since 7.15, Utils::jsonEncode(), which the generated API client uses for every request body, calls symfony/deprecation-contracts' trigger_deprecation(). Mozart doesn't bundle it and releases don't ship dev dependencies, so every API request would fatal: src/polyfills.php defines it (a silenced E_USER_DEPRECATED) when it doesn't exist. - Constrain the symfony/deprecation-contracts dev dependency to ^2.5: v3 requires PHP 8.1 and its trigger_deprecation() fatals on PHP 7.4 in CI.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request updates the bundled Guzzle and PSR-7 client, including request handling, transports, cookies, promises, URI and stream processing. It also adds PHP 8.0 and deprecation polyfills, adjusts Composer constraints, and records the bundled client update in the changelog. ChangesBundled HTTP client update
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Since Guzzle 7.15, Utils::jsonEncode() is deprecated and reports each call
through the global trigger_deprecation(). The generated API client called
it for every request body, so if another plugin had loaded
symfony/deprecation-contracts v3 (PHP 8.1+) unprefixed, every API request
fataled on PHP 7.x ("must be an instance of mixed"). Use
ObjectSerializer::jsonEncode() instead, which behaves the same; a test
fails when a regenerated client calls Guzzle's JSON helpers again. Normal
API requests now trigger no deprecations at all.
Guzzle 7.15 also rejects non-ASCII hosts before sending a request, where
cURL used to convert them. Convert a self-hosted domain like
plausible.müller.de to punycode (plausible.xn--mller-kva.de), with ext-intl
or else the Requests library bundled with WordPress.
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Utilscalls in the regeneration test.If a regenerated API imports Guzzle’s
Utilsand callsUtils::jsonEncode()orUtils::jsonDecode(), the current pattern does not match the call, so the safeguard passes. The current generated API usesObjectSerializer::jsonEncode(); this is a coverage gap, not a currently failing assertion.testJsonEncode()tests serializer behavior, not generated API calls.Suggested matcher update
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- Line 527: Update the idn_to_ascii call in the host-conversion logic to use
nontransitional UTS46 conversion, preserving deviation characters such as ß in
their correct punycode hostname; add a test covering a deviation character.
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- Line 36: Update the JSON-call matcher in the regeneration test to detect both
fully qualified Guzzle Utils calls and imported Utils calls, including
jsonEncode and jsonDecode, so the safeguard catches either form.
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idn_to_ascii() with IDNA_DEFAULT uses transitional processing on older ICU versions, which maps deviation characters like ß to ss: faß.de became fass.de, a different domain that may reach another server. Use IDNA_NONTRANSITIONAL_TO_ASCII, like browsers and registries, so it's xn--fa-hia.de regardless of the ICU version (the Requests fallback already kept ß).
Updates the bundled Guzzle HTTP client (
src/Client/lib/Lib, generated by Mozart) from 7.8.0 to 7.15.5, andguzzlehttp/psr7from 2.6.1 to 2.13.1.Why
curl_close(), which is deprecated since PHP 8.5.Changes
src/Client/composer.json: requireguzzlehttp/guzzle^7.15.2andguzzlehttp/psr7^2.12.3;src/Client/lib/Libregenerated with Mozart (composer update "guzzlehttp/*" -W+mozart composeinsrc/Client). No hand edits inlib/.src/polyfills.php, loaded right after the autoloader. It lives outsidesrc/Client, so Mozart and the OpenAPI generator leave it alone:get_debug_type(),preg_last_error_msg(), …). On PHP 7.x these come fromsymfony/polyfill-php80, whosebootstrap.phpMozart does bundle (pointing at the prefixed class), but which is normally loaded through Composer'sfilesautoloading. Sopolyfills.phploads it. It does nothing on PHP 8.0+.Utils::jsonEncode()(used by the generated API client for every request body) callstrigger_deprecation()fromsymfony/deprecation-contracts. Mozart doesn't bundle it and releases are built without dev dependencies, so without a fallback every API request would fatal.polyfills.phpdefines it (a silencedE_USER_DEPRECATED, like Symfony's) when it doesn't exist.composer.json: constrain thesymfony/deprecation-contractsdev dependency to^2.5. v3 requires PHP 8.1 and itstrigger_deprecation()signature fatals on PHP 7.4, which the CI job for 7.4 would hit now that it's called on every request.Testing
curl_close()deprecation is gone).composer install --no-dev, so withoutsymfony/deprecation-contracts) on PHP 7.4, 8.3 and 8.5: a real API request with a JSON body through the bundled client works, and the deprecation is silenced. Withoutpolyfills.phpthe same request fatals on every version (on 7.4 already onget_debug_type()).Summary by CodeRabbit
Security & Reliability
Compatibility
Follow-up: no deprecated Guzzle calls in normal requests
The generated API client called Guzzle's
Utils::jsonEncode()for every request body. Since Guzzle 7.15 that's deprecated and reported through the globaltrigger_deprecation(). If another plugin loads an unprefixed copy ofsymfony/deprecation-contractsv3 (PHP 8.1+) first, that function fatals on PHP 7.x (must be an instance of mixed), so every Plausible API request crashed. Reproduced on PHP 7.4 (settings save → 500).DefaultApinow usesObjectSerializer::jsonEncode(), which behaves the same (throwsInvalidArgumentExceptionon failure). Both are generated files: a test fails when a regenerated client calls Guzzle's JSON helpers again.Follow-up: internationalized self-hosted domains
Guzzle 7.15 rejects non-ASCII hosts before sending a request, where cURL used to convert them (
plausible.müller.de→ "must contain only printable ASCII characters").Helpers::get_hosted_domain_url()now converts the self-hosted domain to punycode (plausible.xn--mller-kva.de), using ext-intl or else the Requests library bundled with WordPress (bothWpOrg\Requests\IdnaEncoderand the olderRequests_IDNAEncoder). All other host variants (custom ports, IP addresses,localhost, internal names with underscores, trailing dots) behave the same as with Guzzle 7.8.