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Reference Gutenberg in PHP docs from main docs #58453

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For major releases of the WordPress software, Gutenberg features need to be merged into WordPress Core. Typically this involves taking changes made in `.php` files within the Gutenberg repository and making the equivalent updates in the WP Core codebase.

## Files/Directories
## Criteria

### Files/Directories

Changes to files within the following files/directories will typically require back-merging to WP Core:

- `lib/`
- `phpunit/`

## Ignored directories/files
### Ignored directories/files

The following directories/files do _not_ require back-merging to WP Core:

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Please note this list is not exhaustive.

## Pull Request Criteria
### Pull Request Criteria

In general, all PHP code committed to the Gutenberg repository since the date of the final Gutenberg release that was included in [the _last_ stable WP Core release](https://developer.wordpress.org/block-editor/contributors/versions-in-wordpress/) should be considered for back merging to WP Core.

There are however certain exceptions to that rule. PRs with the following criteria do _not_ require back-merging to WP Core:

- Does not contain changes to PHP code.
- Has label `Backport from WordPress Core` - this code is already in WP Core.
- Has label `Backport from WordPress Core` - this code is already in WP Core and is being synchronized back to Gutenberg.
- Has label `Backport to WordPress Core` - this code has already been syncrhonized to WP Core.

## Further Reading

Please see also additional documentation regarding [Gutenberg PHP code](/lib/README.md).
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