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3414      if ( false !== $counts ) {
3415           // We may have cached this before every status was registered.
3416           foreach ( get_post_stati() as $status ) {
3417                if ( ! isset( $counts->{$status} ) ) {
3418                     $counts->{$status} = 0;
3419                }
3420           }
3421
3422           /** This filter is documented in wp-includes/post.php */
3423           return apply_filters( 'wp_count_posts', $counts, $type, $perm );
3424      }
3425
3426      if (
3427           'readable' === $perm &&
3428           is_user_logged_in() &&
3429           ! current_user_can( get_post_type_object( $type )->cap->read_private_posts )
3430      ) {
3431           // Optimized query uses subqueries which can leverage DB indexes for better performance. See #61097.
3432           $query = "
 
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3471       *
3472       * @since 3.7.0
3473       *
3474       * @param stdClass $counts An object containing the current post_type's post
3475       *                         counts by status.
3476       * @param string   $type   Post type.
3477       * @param string   $perm   The permission to determine if the posts are 'readable'
3478       *                         by the current user.
3479       */
3480      return apply_filters( 'wp_count_posts', $counts, $type, $perm );
3481 }
3482
3483 /**
3484  * Counts number of attachments for the mime type(s).
3485  *
3486  * If you set the optional mime_type parameter, then an array will still be
3487  * returned, but will only have the item you are looking for. It does not give
3488  * you the number of attachments that are children of a post. You can get that
3489  * by counting the number of children that post has.