When publishing a post, field guid in DB-table wp_post is corrupt

[V-H]

I posted this also in WP-Forum:

URGENT!!! URGENT!!! URGENT!!!, @archetyped

I found out that the content https://mydomain.tld/automatisch-gespeicherter-entwurf/ is written in the guid field of the wp_post table to all posts when published. ‘automatisch-gespeicherter-entwurf’ means ‘automatically-saved-draft’.

If I deactivate Cornerstone, it works. (wp_post->guid: https://mydomain.tld/?p=1234)
The problem is that feeds are recognized as invalid because the same guid appears in all posts of the feed.

PLEASE REMOVE ASAP or announce a workaround promptly. Thank you very much!

EDIT: Just only saving a post without publishing forces this issue...

[archetyped]

Thanks for the report, this is being evaluated.

Friendly reminder: heavy use of all caps and exclamation points won't make development happen faster, but actually inversely affects evaluation of an issue due to the noise it adds.

[V-H]

Ok, I understand; hope you can excuse the caps, but I was going a bit panic, cause I couldn’t find a way around it. So, please don't mind... und thank you for solving this problem!

[V-H]

Ok, I did further testing, may be it helps to find the bug:

The 'automatic saved draft'-text in the guid pops up, when I set the permalink-structure to 'Structured' or to the custom value '/%postpath%/%postname%/'.

When the custom value is set to '/%category%/%postname%/' and is selected, the guid-field has '.../?p=1234' - as it should, I think.

I've suspended autosaving to have a workaround – but when I save my post, the 'automatic saved draft'-text still remains in the guid.

I have tried to use other plugins to rebuild the functionality of your plugin – but I can’t get the things done as I want to. So, please, look ahead to solve this bug – it's hard for me to update every post by hand with phpmyadmin to get a correct guid, so that my feed-clients can get the posts on their channels... this hand-correction is the only thing I can do, because every try to hook in 'save_post' to correct the guid fails...

Thank you!

[V-H]

Workaround: Using „Permalink Manager Lite“-Plugin.