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Feedback - Wrong command in the "Beginner WordPress Developer" / "Plugin requirements" page #2984

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ciampo opened this issue Oct 29, 2024 · 2 comments
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ciampo commented Oct 29, 2024

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Typo in learning material

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The contents of the tutorial page available at https://learn.wordpress.org/lesson/plugin-requirements/ contain a bug

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  • Visit https://learn.wordpress.org/lesson/plugin-requirements/
  • Notice the cd wp-content/pluginstouch example-plugin.php
  • Running that command doesn't achieve the desired results (" navigate to the wp-content/plugins directory, and create a single PHP file called example-plugin.php.")

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The command should be likely updated to something like

cd wp-content/plugins && touch example-plugin.php

@ciampo ciampo added the Awaiting Triage Issues awaiting triage. See Training Team handbook for how to triage issues. label Oct 29, 2024
@ciampo ciampo changed the title Feedback - Feedback - Wrong command in the "Beginner WordPress Developer" / "Plugin requirements" page Oct 29, 2024
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kaitohm commented Dec 11, 2024

//content

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ironnysh commented Dec 11, 2024

Great catch, @ciampo—thanks for reporting!

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Implement @ciampo's proposed change, and add another ampersand (&) to the snippet below the line “To create your first plugin, navigate to the wp-content/plugins directory, and create a single PHP file called example-plugin. php.”

The correct snippet should be: cd wp-content/plugins && touch example-plugin.php

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@ironnysh ironnysh moved this from Awaiting Validation to Awaiting Fix in LearnWP Content - Feedback Dec 11, 2024
@ironnysh ironnysh removed the Awaiting Triage Issues awaiting triage. See Training Team handbook for how to triage issues. label Dec 11, 2024
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