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wp scaffold and WPCS #109
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Close via #110 |
Oops, maybe the other files apart from CPT aren't compliant? Edit: no there're not - taxonomy for one. Edit2: Taxonomy fixed now via #112, need to check if there's others... |
@schlessera, @danielbachhuber - is there any Behat logic that would run linters on generated files? That would be great to ensure we scaffold files that are WordPress compliant. |
@gziolo No, but that would be a good addition. I'll create an issue for that. |
Awesome, thanks 🙇 |
to keep track what else needs work
@gitlost @schlessera @gziolo I am checking commands I did that were merged @gziolo you fixed |
Good idea @thrijith ! |
Going to remove this from the 1.1.2 milestone as incomplete at this late stage... |
Yes, I fixed using Gutenberg's configuration. For PHP, it should be the same as core uses. JS part follows Eslint setup, but I hope it is similar to what JSHint promotes. |
Looks like |
fix wpcs in taxonomy generation
fix wpcs in child theme generation
fix wpcs in plugin generation
fix wpcs in theme-tests generation
Command I used rules from the file we are distributing in scaffold - https://github.com/wp-cli/scaffold-command/blob/main/templates/.phpcs.xml.dist Is it worth revisiting our scaffold snippets as in 6 years there has been lots of changes in the sniffer? CC @wp-cli/committers |
Seems reasonable to revisit this & implement some tests to ensure that the scaffolded code always passes PHPCS. |
Files generated by wp scaffold command are not WordPress coding standard compliant!
For example cpt generated:
wp-cli/wp-cli#4589
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