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No – BUT I recently had the pleasure of upgrading a very legacy WordPress site. Not my build, definitely showing its age, but it had one useful thing: the CSS was built with SASS, and the client only wanted a brand colour change. With legacy WordPress you usually have three choices: A full rebuild isn’t…
So no idea why this is always a pain for me. But I feel setting up automated tests for WordPress plugins and themes can be a headache – especially with the recent changes in PHPUnit 10+.The official WordPress test suite isn’t compatible with PHPUnit 10+, and breaking changes in the framework mean many plugins and…
Bringing Infrastructure-as-Code Discipline to WordPress Plugin Management If you’ve ever accidentally activated a development plugin like Query Monitor, or left a caching plugin running on a staging environment, you’ve probably felt the pain of plugin chaos. In most WordPress projects, plugin activation is a manual process — inconsistent, error-prone, and disconnected from version control. It…