BUG: Wrong separator used in get_synonyms on Windows

[nymwo]

Describe the bug

The Synonym feature doesn't work when hosted on Windows.

In wp-content\plugins\elasticpress\includes\classes\Feature\Search\Synonyms.php we can se that the synonyms are separated (explode) by PHP_EOL, which is \r\n on Windows:

	public function get_synonyms() {
		$synonyms_raw = $this->get_synonyms_raw();
		$synonyms     = array_values(
			array_filter(
				array_map( [ $this, 'validate_synonym' ], explode( PHP_EOL, $synonyms_raw ) )
			)
		);

		/**
		 * Filter array of synonyms to add to a custom synonym filter.
		 *
		 * @hook ep_synonyms
		 * @return  {array} The new array of search synonyms.
		 */
		return apply_filters( 'ep_synonyms', $synonyms );
	}

But it looks like $this->get_synonyms_raw() always returns a string with synonyms separated by \n. On Linux, PHP_EOL is defined as \n, so this issue does not appear when running on that OS.

Changing PHP_EOL to "\n" resolves the issue on Windows.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Host on a Windows environment
2. Add synonyms
3. Try to use those synonyms

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[felipeelia]

@nymwo is your database also hosted on Windows? The synonyms content comes from the post_content of a CPT called ep-synonym, and is saved by the handle_update_synonyms method. Can you check exactly where that \r\n becomes \n?

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[nymwo]

Yes, the database is on Windows.

This is what is sent when i press "Save changes" on the synonym admin page:

{"mode":"simple","solr":"# Defined synonyms.\n\nTest, Try\n\n# Defined hyponyms.\n\nblue => blue, aqua, azure, cerulean, cyan, ultramarine\n\n# Defined replacements.\n\nsupposably => supposedly\nflustrated => flustered, frustrated\nintensive purposes => intents and purposes\n"}

Though minified, I can see that synonyms-script.js joins the lines with "\n" when constructing the "solr" parameter. Changing that to use PHP_EOL might fix this.

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[felipeelia]

@nymwo do you want to craft a PR with that change? Thanks!

[nymwo]

I'm not sure where it makes sense to make the change. If not passing PHP_EOL to the JS script, maybe there should be a line break fix here:

ElasticPress/includes/classes/REST/Synonyms.php

Lines 94 to 118 in b432690

	public function update_synonyms( \WP_REST_Request $request ) {
	$feature = Features::factory()->get_registered_feature( 'search' )->synonyms;
	$mode = $request->get_param( 'mode' );
	$solr = $request->get_param( 'solr' );
	$post_id = $feature->update_synonym_post( $solr );
	if ( ! $post_id || is_wp_error( $post_id ) ) {
	return new \WP_Error( 'error-update-post' );
	}
	$updated = $feature->update_synonyms();
	if ( ! $updated ) {
	return new \WP_Error( 'error-update-index' );
	}
	$feature->save_editor_mode( $mode );
	return [
	'data' => $solr,
	'success' => true,
	];
	}

or here:

ElasticPress/includes/classes/Feature/Search/Synonyms.php

Lines 859 to 874 in b432690

	public function update_synonym_post( $content ) {
	$synonym_post_id = $this->get_synonym_post_id();
	if ( ! $synonym_post_id ) {
	return $synonym_post_id;
	}
	return wp_insert_post(
	[
	'ID' => $synonym_post_id,
	'post_content' => $content,
	'post_type' => self::POST_TYPE_NAME,
	],
	true
	);
	}