Releases
1.2.0
Enhancement - Added a check for badly used names in files.
Enhancement - Increased severity for BacktickOperator
, DisallowShortOpenTag
, DisallowAlternativePHPTags
, RestrictedClasses
, and RestrictedFunctions
.
Enhancement - Added security checks to the Plugin repository category.
Enhancement - Allowed runtime-set
in code sniffer checks.
Enhancement - Changed warnings to errors in plugin header checks.
Enhancement - Detect forbidden plugin headers such as repository URIs in the Directory.
Enhancement - Added a new check for development functions that are not allowed in final plugins.
Enhancement - Created new images and icons for the plugin.
Enhancement - Introduced a slug argument in the CLI.
Enhancement - Added a check for discouraged PHP functions.
Enhancement - Added validation for Contributors in the readme file.
Enhancement - Added a warning for mismatched plugin names in the plugin header and readme file.
Enhancement - Checked for validation of Plugin Header fields: Name, Plugin URI, Description, Author URI, Requires at least, Requires PHP, and Requires Plugins.
Enhancement - Added a warning if the "Tested up to" value in the readme file exceeds the released version of WordPress.
Fix - Display a success message if no errors or warnings are found.
Fix - Made table results responsive.
Fix - Prevent proceeding to the next check if the Stable Tag value is set to trunk
.
Fix - Allow runtime initialization even when only add-on checks are requested.
Fix - Fixed an SPDX warning for the GPL version 3
license.
Fix - Prevent runtime checks in the CLI context when they cannot be used.
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