ci: automate plugin-check against toolkit plugins#523
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Pull request overview
This PR adds automated WordPress plugin compliance checking to the CI/CD pipeline. When PHP files in the plugins/ directory are modified, the workflow detects affected plugins and runs WordPress Plugin Check against each one, surfacing results as PR annotations.
Key Changes:
- Implements a two-job workflow: one to detect modified plugins, another to run checks in parallel via matrix strategy
- Integrates the official WordPress Plugin Check action to validate against WordPress.org guidelines
- Configures the workflow to trigger on pushes and pull requests affecting PHP files in
plugins/subdirectories
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LGTM
Only small thing would be to make sure it doesn't run on any wp-env or e2e examples plugins but that might be hard to test without merging.
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This pull request introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow to automate WordPress plugin checks for any modified plugins in the
plugins/directory. The workflow detects changed plugins and runs the official WordPress Plugin Check action for each, providing results as file annotations directly in pull requests.New WordPress Plugin Check Workflow:
.github/workflows/plugin-check.ymlto automatically detect modified plugins and run the WordPress Plugin Check action in a matrix job for each changed plugin, with results shown as PR file annotations.