Rewrite scoped URLs when importing a Playground export #2989
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Summary
When exporting a Playground and restoring it in a different browser tab or session, image and media URLs break because they still reference the original scope path segment (e.g.,
/scope:abc123/). This change fixes that by recording the site URL at export time and replacing it during import.playground-export.jsonmanifest containing the site URLwp_posts,wp_postmeta,wp_options,wp_usermeta,wp_termmeta, andwp_commentstablesThis is a simple approach using SQL REPLACE queries that handles the ASCII-based scope pattern (
/scope:xxx/) reliably. It can be upgraded to use the WordPress-importer URL rewriting pipeline once it's reusable outside of the WXR import pipeline.Fixes #2982
Test plan
npx nx test playground-blueprints --testFile=import-wordpress-files.spec.ts