What version of Gutenberg does this work with? about gutenberg-fields-middleware HOT 7 CLOSED

@sayedtaqui I was using Yoast SEO, Atomic Blocks and some custom blocks I'm working on. . .I assumed it was a conflict with one of those plugins, so i de-activated everything but Gutenberg and your plugin and the issue still was there.

I tried on a different environment completely, and things work now.

I was using wp-local-docker (https://github.com/10up/wp-local-docker) for my local environment, and now I'm using Local by Flywheel.

Not sure why my local environment would make much difference here, but seems like the switch fixed things.

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Sweet. Thanks! I really love this middleware idea. I’m working on a similar idea for WPGraphQL + Gutenberg where you will be able to register a GraphQL query with your block to be used as the datasource. Kinda hard to explain right now unless you’re familiar with GraphQL.

Either way, great work here!

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@jasonbahl Working fine for me.
I have tested with
Wordpress: 4.9.5
Gutenberg: 2.7.0
Chrome Browser: 60.0.3112.113 (64-bit)

Can you please check with latest gutenberg-fields-middleware? You can download that form as well here.

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Thanks for trying it @jasonbahl , can you please tell me if you are using any other plugin which has gutenberg blocks?

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@sayedtaqui blaming my environment for this one. Things are working fine for me now.

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@jasonbahl If you could share anything about your env setup, I was really curious to know what might conflict with the middleware. That would be very helpful to me.

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@jasonbahl I will try that env locally later sometime and see if there is anything I can do to improve in middleware to not have that conflict. Thanks for the detail.

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