1. Cover what the deactivator actually does to a site (tests only) - #58
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 12 included reviews per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe test suite adds shared support for guarded plugin-function loading. Checker tests use the support trait, and deactivator tests cover loading behavior plus site and network activation cleanup. ChangesPlugin function testing
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In `@tests/_support/Traits/WithPluginFunctions.php`:
- Around line 53-75: Move the $restore_root and $restore_probe restoration
closures from the local try/finally in the affected trait helper into trait
state, and invoke them from tear_down_plugin_functions(). Update the affected
tests so assertions no longer depend on ABSPATH or function_exists
process-global overrides after the call under test, while preserving cleanup
through tearDown even when the call throws.
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Took a couple reads of the code and the description, but this is clever! It solves some weird issues we encountered with the Tests for ProPanel v2.x in LearnDash in a nice way.
What: covers the plugin-function guard from
Plugin\Deactivator's own call site, and asserts realactive_plugins/active_sitewide_pluginsstate, including the both-scopes topology the omitted$network_wideexists for.Usage: one call, both lists — the assertion no single-scope test can make.
Why this way:
Two edits to
src/left the whole suite green. Deletingload_plugin_functions()— every test requireswp-admin/includes/plugin.phpin its ownsetUp, andrequire_onceis process-wide — and computing the$network_widethe class deliberately omits, which for a standalone active in both scopes strands the site entry.The both-scopes case is one test, not two. Site-only survives that mutant because
falseruns both of core's branches; network-only survives because it names the branch that lives. Only seeding both lists and deactivating once catches it — and only against real core, since the argument under test is one that is never passed.Summary by CodeRabbit
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