[bale-dev]

The archive view generated by pollora:make:post-type has fixed English text for its pagination links and empty state, so that text stays in English on a translated site. The view now uses strings that WordPress and the post type already translate, so a theme doesn't need its own catalogue for them.

Changes

Text	Before	After
Link to newer posts	Newer	__('Newer posts')
Link to older posts	Older	__('Older posts')
Empty state	Nothing published yet.	get_queried_object()->labels->not_found

Impact

Only newly generated views change, because the command doesn't overwrite a view that already exists. Attributes, hooks, configuration and commands are unchanged, so no api-change label is needed.

How to test

vendor/bin/pest tests/Feature/PostType/PostTypeMakeViewsTest.php

[ogorzalka]

Thanks @bale-dev, this is a good follow-up to #583.

I changed the base branch of this pull request from main to develop. Features go through develop and reach main with a release; against main, your branch showed 31 files because it carries the history of develop. Against develop it is what you meant to send: the archive stub and its test, +15 −3.

I checked the change against WordPress 7.1.3: "Older posts" and "Newer posts" are strings of core's default domain, so they are translated without a catalogue; not_found is a post type label; and on a post type archive get_queried_object() returns the post type object, so ->labels->not_found is valid. The tests of the generator pass on an up-to-date develop.

Two small things, neither blocks the merge:

• get_queried_object()->labels would fail if the view were ever used outside a post type archive. In the usual archive-{slug} case it can't happen, but get_post_type_object(get_post_type())->labels->not_found would not depend on the queried object. Your call.
• There is no changelog line. I will add one when I prepare the release, so you don't need to.