chore(deps): bump the composer-major-production-dependencies group with 1 update

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Bumps the composer-major-production-dependencies group with 1 update: timber/timber.

Release notes

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2.0.0

Timber 2.0 is a big update. There are a lot of breaking changes. You need to thoroughly test your websites in your local development environment before update your live websites.

You can install Timber 2.0 by following the Installation Guide. When installing Timber through Composer, you need to require the 2.0.0 version:

composer require timber/timber:^2.0

Documentation

• 📚 Documentation for Timber 2.0
• 🆙 Upgrade Guide for Timber 2.0

In case you find errors, please open an issue. In case you’re stuck or have questions, create a discussion.

What’s new in Timber 2.0

For information on what’s new in Timber 2.0, follow the Upgrade Guide.

Dropping plugin support

Timber 2.0 is not available as a WordPress plugin anymore, but will only be available as a Composer package. If you’re still using the plugin version of Timber 1.0, you might want to switch to the Composer version first. You can find more information about this in the following links:

• Announcement: Dropping support for the plugin version of Timber
• Guide: How do I switch over from the plugin version to the Composer based version of Timber?

The overall goals of Timber 2.0 include:

• Making Timber’s functions and methods more consistent.
• Making Timber easier to handle and extend.
• Refactoring how Timber Core works under the hood to improve compatibility with WordPress Core and be ready for future challenges.
• Making Timber more compatible with other plugins.

High-level changes include:

• Compatibility with the newest version of PHP.
• A newer, streamlined API for accessing Posts, Terms, Users, Comments and Menus.
• An upgraded Context.
• A new Attachment class for WordPress attachments that are not images.
• A big update for how fetching meta values works.
• Better integration with the WordPress Date and Time functionality.
• Better options to control and extend Twig.
• Class Maps for a more loosely coupled way to extend Timber with your own Post, Term, User, Menu, MenuItem, and Comment objects.
• No more direct instantiation of the classes mentioned above. Use Class Maps instead.
• New PostCollectionInterface for a unified way to deal with various lists of posts.
• An updated WP-CLI integration.
• A new way to add your own Integrations for Timber.

What’s changed since 2.0.0-rc.1

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Commits

• ee467c6 Merge pull request #2838 from timber/2.x-fix-tests
• 6fbf274 fix: Exclude docs folder for PHPStan
• 5938c64 fix: Fix failing tests for WP 6.4
• 451e640 Merge branch 'master' into 2.x
• 34487d9 Merge pull request #2836 from timber/update-v1-docs-path
• a117ade Fix installation docs paths
• 8d6285a Merge branch '2.x' into update-v1-docs-path
• 2ac1a40 Merge pull request #2829 from timber/2.x-prepare-release
• 30dab17 Merge pull request #2835 from timber/2.x-upgrade-guide
• d7163f1 Fix permalink for installation docs
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Superseded by #159.