This change introduces a new Composer script, `compat` that will scan the codebase for (detectable) potential PHP compatibility issues using the `PHP_CodeSniffer` and a custom ruleset based off of the `PHPCompayibilityWP` ruleset (`phpcompat.xml.dist`).
The command will be run as a separate job within each Travis build. While many compatibility issues and false positives have already been corrected in this commit and other Trac tickets, there are still some remaining. For that reason, the job is allowed to fail while the remainder of the potential compatibility issues are investigated and addressed. After those are resolved, the job should be set as required to pass to help prevent new compatibility issues from being introduced.
Props desrosj, jrf, all PHPCompatibilityWP and PHPCompatibility contributors.
Fixes#46152.
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The SSL certificate may be self-signed which prevents various tests from returning proper results. Since the Cron API and file editors don't verify the certificate the tests shouldn't either.
Props Clorith, ocean90.
Fixes#47957.
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Introduces `WP_Site_Health::has_late_cron()` for late wp-cron jobs and extends the time allowance before a job is considered missed.
In a standard configuration using loopback requests, a job is considered late once past due and missed over five minutes past due.
Late and missed time frames are extended if `DISABLE_WP_CRON` is defined as `true` to allow for crontab tasks running less frequently. A job is considered late once it's 15 minutes past due and missed over one hour past due.
A file for site health unit tests has been introduced with tests for cron in critical, late and missed states.
Props rockfire, afragen, peterwilsoncc.
Fixes#47223.
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This change removes redundant CSS properties for different health check statuses in favor of utilizing the `.dashicons` class already in Core to define them more consistently. This also fixes the vertical alignment issues.
Props chetan200891, Clorith, desrosj.
Fixes#46940.
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When viewing Site Health for a multisite install, there are a few recommendations that are not appropriate and could have negative implications for other sites on the install if the administrator follows the advice provided.
For example, Site Health recommends that inactive plugins and themes for a site should be removed. On a single site install, this is a great recommendation. However, on a multisite install, inactive plugins and themes for one site should not be removed because they could be active for other sites on the network.
This change also disables the `test_wp_version_check_attached()` test for multisite. This test checks for the presence of the `wp_version_check()` function on the `wp_version_check` hook, which is not present for every site on multisite.
Reviewed by jeremyfelt and desrosj.
Props iandunn, Clorith, azaozz, jeremyfelt.
Fixes#47084.
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This change adds missing actions for several tests. This ensures that the user is provided with a next step, whenever possible.
Also, change the URL displayed in the WordPress.org communication test description to `api.wordpress.org` for accuracy.
Props: garrett-eclipse, Clorith, vaishalipanchal.
Fixes#46734.
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Label badges for each Site Health test currently display in either red, orange, or green, regardless of if the test passed or failed. This is confusing, as seeing red labels in the “Passed Test” section could alarm users (when really everything is OK and no action is required), and seeing green labels in the “Failed Tests” section would not appropriately encourage the user to take appropriate action.
This change makes several improvements to the label badges:
- Always right align the badges for consistent display.
- Remove background fill for badges. Instead, use a border.
- Use a consistent styling for all tests (passed and failed).
- The text color no longer uses true black (#000000).
- The `.badge.pink` CSS definition has been switched to `.badge.purple`, and the definitions for blue, gray, and green have also been updated to more closely follow the official WordPress color palette.
Props: pbiron, garrett-eclipse, hedgefield, Clorith, xkon, melchoyce, mdwolinski, alexdenning.
Fixes#46623.
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* Split plural strings with multiple sentences to avoid duplicating translations.
* Decouple strings where the singular and plural form are not just the same string with different numbers, but essentially two different strings.
* Use an established pattern for numbered placeholders in translator comments.
* Replace constants in translatable strings with placeholders, mark them as code.
* Make sure sentences are translated as a whole, not as separate string parts.
* Remove unnecessary context and escaping.
Props ocean90, SergeyBiryukov.
See #46683.
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The Site Health tool serves two purposes:
- Provide site owners with information to improve the performance, reliability, and security of their site.
- Collect comprehensive debug information about the site.
By encouraging site owners to maintain their site and adhere to modern best practices, we ultimately improve the software hygeine of both the WordPress ecosystem, and the open internet as a whole.
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See #46573.
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Sergey Biryukov
desrosj
Dominik Schilling
Peter Wilson
Andrew Ozz
Mike Schroder
Gary Pendergast