[CMSP-1459] Fixes URL normalization process (#138)

* add new helper function that parses and normalizes a url from parts

* Update URL normalization function to refactor using __rebuild_url_from_parts

* check if endpoint is defined already

* dont' use anonymous function

* add host if exists

* replace graphql endpoint filter with an action hook to prepopulate
this is a setting that can be changed, so this way we're setting it to what we think it should be without forcing users to use our path

* move the prepopulate action and make it more robust
use dynamic site_url and make the setting conditional based on whether there's already a /wp/ i the siteurl

* add exclusions to site_url filter for graphql

* add playwright tests

* change ci to install

* don't create the site if it already exists

* add git config for the user

* wait for the last action to finish before switching to sftp mode

* set pretty permalinks for playwright test site

* switch the existing site to git mode

* force yes

* check the h2 instead of the site title
that's a theme thing. the canary sites are running a different theme

* test that the resource urls have /wp/ in the path

* missing "

* expect the resource url to be truthy on a request

* append the commit message from the PR to the commit to the test site

* use github token so we can use gh

* add package.json to export-ignore

* move the commit msg var up
so we haven't cd'd into the local copy when we're looking for the commit message

* we don't need `page` at all

* this doesn't change anything other than seeing if we're getting the PR number

* fix the commit message

* Include the git commit message body
so it's not just truncated if it's long

* don't fail if there's nothing to commit

* add caching for dependencies

* fix hello world test

* emdash problems

* fix the locator on the welcome message test

* generate lock files so we can use the cache

* pass default values
so the substr check isn't null

* change test to toContainText

* only generate the npm lock
use the composer.json instead of composer.lock
use the conditional to check for cache

* party pooper 💩

Co-authored-by: Phil Tyler <[email protected]>

* bail early

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Co-authored-by: Phil Tyler <[email protected]>

.gitattributes

@@ -2,3 +2,4 @@
 /.editorconfig export-ignore
 /.gitattributes export-ignore
 /.github export-ignore
+/package.json export-ignore

.github/tests/wpcm.spec.ts

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 import { test, expect } from "@playwright/test";
 
 const exampleArticle = "Hello world!";
-const siteTitle = process.env.SITE_NAME || "WPCM Playwright Tests";
+const siteTitle = "WPCM Playwright Tests";
 const siteUrl = process.env.SITE_URL || "https://dev-wpcm-playwright-tests.pantheonsite.io";
 
 test("homepage loads and contains example content", async ({ page }) => {
@@ -11,11 +11,7 @@ test("homepage loads and contains example content", async ({ page }) => {
 });
 
 test("WP REST API is accessible", async ({ request }) => {
-  let apiRoot = await request.get(`${siteUrl}/wp-json`);
-  // If the api endpoint isn't /wp-json, it should be /wp/wp-json. This will probably be the case for main sites on subdirectory multisites.
-  if (!apiRoot.ok()) {
-    apiRoot = await request.get(`${siteUrl}/wp/wp-json`);
-  }
+  const apiRoot = await request.get(`${siteUrl}/wp-json`);
   expect(apiRoot.ok()).toBeTruthy();
 });
 
@@ -41,15 +37,6 @@ test("validate core resource URLs", async ({ request }) => {
 });
 
 test("graphql is able to access hello world post", async ({ request }) => {
-  let graphqlEndpoint = `${siteUrl}/wp/graphql`;
-  let apiRoot = await request.get(`${siteUrl}/wp/graphql`);
-  // If the above request doesn't resolve, it's because we're on a subsite where the path is ${siteUrl}/graphql -- similar to the rest api.
-  if (!apiRoot.ok()) {
-    graphqlEndpoint = `${siteUrl}/graphql`;
-    apiRoot = await request.get(`${siteUrl}/graphql`);
-  }
-
-  expect(apiRoot.ok()).toBeTruthy();
   const query = `
     query {
       posts(where: { search: "${exampleArticle}" }) {
@@ -62,7 +49,7 @@ test("graphql is able to access hello world post", async ({ request }) => {
     }
   `;
 
-  const response = await request.post(graphqlEndpoint, {
+  const response = await request.post(`${siteUrl}/wp/graphql`, {
     data: {
       query: query
     },