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Report WordPress Trac MCP tool capabilities and upstream 403 errors#2398

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Investigation of the wordpress-trac MCP server against WordPress Core Trac, covering searchTickets schema inspection, a filtered query for closed 7.1 milestone tickets, and getTicket for ticket 65127.

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searchTickets schema

  • Supports: query (required), component, status, limit (max 50)
  • No native support for milestone, type, or focuses filters
  • 200-result cap is not achievable; hard limit is 50

Upstream HTTP 403

All calls — searchTickets (4 attempts with varying query forms), getTicket(65127), and getTracInfo(milestones) — returned HTTP 403: Forbidden from core.trac.wordpress.org. Zero data was retrieved.

Ticket 65127

All fields (properties, description, comments, changesets, references, GitHub links) inaccessible due to 403.

Full findings posted as a comment on issue #2397. No repository files modified.

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Copilot AI changed the title [WIP] Test WordPress Trac MCP for closed tickets Report WordPress Trac MCP tool capabilities and upstream 403 errors Jul 17, 2026
Copilot AI requested a review from zzap July 17, 2026 07:30
Copilot finished work on behalf of zzap July 17, 2026 07:30
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