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Backported to core at WordPress/wordpress-develop#10648
What?
This PR adds defensive checks to prevent some errors we've seen in hosts.
In certain scenarios, get_post function returns null after the wp_insert_post function is called. Although the post is saved, it's assumed that it can be immediately accessed, which is not always true.
Why?
See #70161
How?
Check if it's an object before passing it to
get_object_vars.How to reproduce
Unfortunately, there's no steps to reproduce it consistently. We've just seen reports by hosts that this happens occassionally in certain transition states for the site (creation, migration, etc.).