Hooks in wp-includes/blocks.php

WP version: 6.7

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	Hook		Type	New?	File
1	block_parser_class		filter	no	wp-includes/blocks.php
2	block_type_metadata		filter	no	wp-includes/blocks.php
3	block_type_metadata_settings		filter	no	wp-includes/blocks.php
4	excerpt_allowed_blocks		filter	no	wp-includes/blocks.php
5	excerpt_allowed_wrapper_blocks		filter	no	wp-includes/blocks.php
6	hooked_block		filter	no	wp-includes/blocks.php
7	hooked_block		filter	no	wp-includes/blocks.php
8	hooked_block_types		filter	no	wp-includes/blocks.php
9	hooked_block_types		filter	no	wp-includes/blocks.php
10	hooked_block_{$hooked_block_type}	note	filter	no	wp-includes/blocks.php
11	hooked_block_{$hooked_block_type}	note	filter	no	wp-includes/blocks.php
12	pre_render_block		filter	no	wp-includes/blocks.php
13	query_loop_block_query_vars		filter	no	wp-includes/blocks.php
14	render_block_context		filter	no	wp-includes/blocks.php
15	render_block_data		filter	no	wp-includes/blocks.php
16	the_content		filter	no	wp-includes/blocks.php

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