[Website] Use site slug as a stable scope #1839
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Change details
With this PR, Playground sites will use a stable path such as
/scope:my-site-slug/
instead of a volatile, randomly generated one such as/scope:0.489625368/
.Motivation
WordPress stores URLs such as
<img src="">
and<a href="">
in the post content in a raw form that includes the site path. However, Playground assigns each site a random one-time scope. This is a problem for persistent sites where you can upload an image today and have it referenced in a post as, say<img src="/scope:98742/wp-uploads/img.jpg">
and still expect to have it working correctly tomorrow when the site URL changes to/scope:1987578
.Testing instructions
With the introduction of multiple persistent Playgrounds, the users will get to interact with the same site multiple times