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Move "new file" WordPress folder to PHP category #77

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At the moment calling the "new file" wizard will show WordPress folder on each project type, which doesn't make sense. So I added the specific category where it belongs to, which is "PHP" in this case. So it will only show up in php projects. Also I moved the WordPress folder to the PHP folder.

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Could you squash your changes with the proper comment as one commit?

At the moment calling the "new file" wizard will show WordPress folder on each project type, which doesn't make sense. So I added the specific category where it belongs to, which is "PHP" in this case. So it will only show up in php projects.
@Chris2011 Chris2011 force-pushed the feature/move-folder-to-php-category branch from 686384f to bd60fcf Compare June 13, 2023 19:26
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Finally done. I dunno why github shows old commits that are already on master.

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At the end I'm fine to checkout master, rename the old branch create a new one with the same name and add my changes again to make it clean. What do you think?

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At the end I'm fine to checkout master, rename the old branch create a new one with the same name and add my changes again to make it clean. What do you think?

Looks good to me. Please do it.
Please change the base branch to nb180.

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