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   • This is a new list nested inside an ordered list using numbers without leading zero.
   • The new list will be plain circle bullets not filled in.
   • The PersistedStatusBadge and PrimaryActionButton text were updated on publish, update, or save.
     1. Now this is a new nested list using uppercase roman numerals.
     2. The PrimaryActionButton should read ‘Saving’ when saving before it resolves and returns with the dynamic label after save.
     3. The PersistedStatusBadge should read ‘Published’ instead of ‘Publish’. Need to update the terminology grammar for each status state.
   • Updated handlePrimaryAction so it schedules posts correctly and does not override them and publish them.
   • Verify that once scheduled and goes back to saving a scheduled post that it does not override the scheduling and just saves the content, categories, tags, seo, and any featured image.
     • This worked. The post has now been saved and the correct post_date and post_modified are set with the respective values. The post_status did not change.
   • Should a scheduled post be able to saved as a draft?
   • Verify post_status_transition: future -> draft.
     • On the FrontendEditor it updated the correct areas such as PersistedStatusBadge, PrimaryActionButton label, StatusDropdown trigger label, and PublishDropdown trigger label.
     • But it did not update the post_status in the database.
   • Verify post_status_transition: draft -> future
     • With new future date (not previously set one).
     • This did not set the new date.
     • On the FrontendEditor it updated the correct areas such as PersistedStatusBadge, PrimaryActionButton label, StatusDropdown trigger label, and PublishDropdown trigger label.
     • But it did not update the post_date in the database.
   • Verify post_status_transition: future -> publish
     • What happened is it changed the post_date, but not the post_date_gmt. It did not update the post_status. This creates an inconsistency and doesn’t align with WordPress standards.
   • 12/18/2025 11:19 AM Test
     • Saving first as a draft
       • No categories
       • No tags
       • No publish date set
       • Just title and content
     • Saving from Draft -> Future
       • Will require:
         • Categories
         • Tags
         • Date
       • Will try to save without Categories and Tags first
   • 12/30/2025 12:49 PM Test:
     • Saving first as a draft
       • No categories
       • No tags
       • No publish date set
       • Just title and content
     • Saving from Draft -> Future
       • Will require:
         • Categories
         • Tags
         • Date
       • Will try to save without Categories and Tags first
       • 
         

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