Show post's location even when it exists. #2339
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Not sure about this, especially about the phrasing — perhaps “existing post” instead of “your post” would be better? |
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I wasn't sure about it, and have been using a plugin to do this until now. |
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I like it with the "Existing post" text. Merging. |
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It is useful to print the post's location even when it already exists, similar to how it is printed when we create a new post. This is especially useful when the command is being called from a script, and the post's location needs to be parsed.