Block Bindings: Enable bindings for all attributes with 'role: content' property #66266
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What?
This is an early experiment exploring enabling block bindings for all attributes with the
role: contentproperty.See issue #64870
Why?
We'd like to begin exploring how to enable bindings for more blocks.
How?
Right now, it just disables the mechanisms for restricting bindings to certain blocks and attributes in the editor — and instead, it checks if the attributes have the
role: contentproperty.Testing Instructions
This is an exploratory . but you can try connecting blocks in the editor that were previously incompatible with bindings, like List, Quote, and Pull Quote.