Fix: Undefined index 'extension' when attachment URL has no file extension - #262
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…pathinfo() is called on a URL without a file extension, the 'extension' key is absent from the returned array, causing an undefined index notice. Added isset() guards on both \$parts['extension'] and \$parts_new['extension'] in the URL remapping block. fixes WordPress#139
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Fixes #139
When
pathinfo()is called on an attachment URL that has no file extension(e.g.
https://example.com/files/myfile), theextensionkey is absentfrom the returned array, causing:
Notice: Undefined index: extension in class-wp-import.php on line 1043Changes
Added
isset()guards on both$parts['extension']and$parts_new['extension']in the URL remapping block. Falls back to the full basename when no extension
is present, preserving existing behaviour for normal URLs.