See pewresearch/pewresearch-org@7365d26 from refs/heads/release/5.0

blocks/popup-controller/build/render.php

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 <?php
 $block_namespace = 'prc-block/popup-controller';
 
-$block_id = wp_unique_id('prc-block-popup-controller-');
+$block_id = md5($content);
 
 // Why not use context here? Because I want to be able to easily close and open this modal from other namespaces. By using state this is as easy as store('prc-block/popup-controller').state[blockId].isActive = true; would open the modal by the id. This is a very powerful feature when used in conjunction with other store's and the store's ability to listen to changes in state.
 wp_interactivity_state($block_namespace, array(
@@ -11,16 +11,15 @@
 ));
 
 $block_wrapper_attrs = get_block_wrapper_attributes(array(
-	'id' => $block_id,
 	'data-wp-interactive' => wp_json_encode(array(
 		'namespace' => $block_namespace,
 	)),
 	'data-wp-context' => wp_json_encode(array(
 		'id' => $block_id,
-		'isOpen' => false,
 	)),
+	'id' => $block_id,
+	'data-wp-key' => wp_unique_id('popup-controller-'),
 	'data-wp-class--is-active' => 'state.'.$block_id.'.isActive',
-	'data-wp-init' => 'callbacks.onInit',
 	'data-wp-on-document--keydown' => 'callbacks.onESCKey',
 	'data-wp-on-window--click' => 'callbacks.onWindowClickCloseModal',
 ));

blocks/popup-controller/build/view.asset.php

@@ -1 +1 @@
-<?php return array('dependencies' => array('@wordpress/interactivity', 'wp-polyfill'), 'version' => 'ee003e726b4417a44021', 'type' => 'module');
+<?php return array('dependencies' => array('@wordpress/interactivity', 'wp-polyfill'), 'version' => '2bda65e3f319cb0b1d8f', 'type' => 'module');