Add studio create --from for static sources - #4725
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Create a site directly from a static source on disk: a compiled site artifact directory, a plain static directory, a zip, or a Figma file. The source is staged into the site, materialized into a block theme by the Static Site Importer, and the staging directory is cleaned up. Remote URLs are out of scope here. `resolveStaticSiteImporterSource` rejects them, because a URL has to be rendered into a local source before SSI can materialize it. That rendering step lands separately. `resolveDataLiberationWebsiteRoot` reads `websiteRoot` from a capture receipt when the source directory has one, so an existing liberation on disk imports without the caller knowing its internal layout, and falls back to the directory itself for any other static source. Also adds `canonicalizeBlocks`, which serializes content through the target site's own block registry so imported markup matches what the editor would save.
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📊 Performance Test ResultsComparing 4493b03 vs trunk app-size
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Results are median values from multiple test runs. Legend: 🟢 Improvement (faster) | 🔴 Regression (slower) | ⚪ No change (<50ms diff) |
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Summary
studio create --from <path>for compiled site artifacts, static directories, zip archives, and Data Liberation capture directoriesstatic-site-importer/importrequest and invoke onewp static-site-importer import --request=.studio-import/request.jsonhost commandstatic-site-importer/import-cli-receipt/v1response, preserve failed requests for matching reruns, and clean staging after success--static-site-importer-pathand alternate release URLs through--static-site-importer-urlImporter version
The branch currently defaults to Static Site Importer v1.8.2, which contains the unified import command from Static Site Importer #1385, but that pin is stale.
Static Site Importer v1.8.3 subsequently shipped source-fidelity, standalone-materializer, form-topology, visual-comparison, and PHP transformer 0.8.1 updates. SSI
mainalso contains three changes that postdate v1.8.3:This PR should pin the next SSI release containing those changes before merge. Until then,
--static-site-importer-pathprovides the complete paired package used by the end-to-end verification.URL capture remains a Data Liberation concern: it produces a portable local source directory for this command. Figma input remains outside the canonical import command contract.
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OpenAI GPT-5.6 Sol via OpenCode refactored the Studio integration to the unified SSI CLI boundary, rewrote the focused tests, verified the end-to-end import, and updated this description against the landed SSI contracts and current diff. Chris Huber directed and reviewed the work.