feat(test): PHPUnit + Brain Monkey suites for plugin and theme (Refs #63)#88
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Pure-mechanical extraction — no logic changes, behaviour-preserving. Sets up the routes for unit testing with PHPUnit + Brain Monkey, which cannot stub or call inline closures. Each route's permission and callback closures move into includes/handlers.php as named globals; the register_rest_route() calls now reference them by name. Refs #63. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
composer.json pulls in phpunit/phpunit ^10.5, brain/monkey ^2.6, mockery/mockery ^1.6 as dev deps. phpunit.xml.dist discovers tests/ with failOnWarning + failOnNotice so deprecations bite early. Bootstrap defines stub WP_REST_Request/Response/Error classes the handler code mentions at load time, then require_once's includes/handlers.php so Brain Monkey can intercept the WP function calls inside. vendor/ is .gitignored — composer.json + the lockfile are enough to reproduce. Refs #63. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Eleven cases over the begin/end actions, TTL clamp boundaries, invalid action, missing-Redis-class, connect failure, and setex failure paths. The same handler is the one used in production by the deploy workflow and verified end-to-end via #66; this suite is the regression net. Refs #63. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Six cases: redis_queue absence, happy path delegation, batch_size clamping (low/high/default), and permission-callback delegation. Adds patchwork.json so Brain Monkey can stub the internal ignore_user_abort() function the handler calls. Refs #63. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Four cases over cdcf_enqueue_translation()'s Redis-up vs Redis-down branch: enqueue succeeds via redis_queue's queue_manager, falls back to wp_schedule_single_event when redis_queue is unavailable, also falls back when the enqueue itself throws, and the documented payload shape ['post_id', 'source_id', 'target_lang'] is preserved. Adds a stub for Soderlind\\RedisQueue\\Jobs\\Abstract_Base_Job so we can instantiate CDCF_Translation_Job without pulling in the redis-queue plugin. Also (test-suite plumbing): - Load Patchwork in bootstrap.php so it instruments handlers.php before the first Monkey\\setUp(); without this, function_exists overrides don't take effect on calls from handler code. - Add error_log + function_exists to patchwork.json so Brain Monkey can stub them. - ProcessQueueHandlerTest::test_redis_queue_unavailable now stubs function_exists to return false for 'redis_queue' so it stays green when other tests have already eval-declared redis_queue() via Brain Monkey. Refs #63. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pure-mechanical extraction — no logic changes, behaviour-preserving. Moves cdcf_rest_get_relationship + cdcf_rest_update_relationship into includes/handlers/relationship.php and extracts the shared permission-callback closure into a named function cdcf_relationship_permission_check. Sets up the handlers for unit testing with PHPUnit + Brain Monkey. Refs #63. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Ten cases over cdcf_rest_get_relationship, cdcf_rest_update_relationship,
and the shared permission callback:
- Permission callback delegates to current_user_can('edit_posts').
- GET: ACF inactive, field-not-relationship (typed + unknown),
happy path with explicit get_field args, empty-value normalisation.
- POST: ACF inactive, field-not-relationship, happy path with
update_field assertion, full sanitisation pipeline
(array_filter -> array_map absint) preserved as expected.
Mirrors the plugin tree's scaffolding: independent composer.json,
phpunit.xml.dist, .gitignore, and a bootstrap.php that loads
Patchwork early so it instruments includes/handlers/relationship.php
before the first Monkey\\setUp().
Refs #63.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds a matrix workflow over the two PHP trees: - wordpress/plugins/cdcf-redis-translations - wordpress/themes/cdcf-headless Each tree runs composer install + vendor/bin/phpunit independently. Job-level continue-on-error keeps the gate non-blocking while the suites stabilise — flipping to required is a follow-up issue once they've ridden the train through a few PRs (mirrors the Vitest pilot's strategy from #86). Refs #63. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Documents `composer test --working-dir=...` for both the cdcf-redis-translations plugin and the cdcf-headless theme tree, plus a short note that each tree is independent and how the non-blocking CI gate maps to each. Refs #63. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@wordpress/plugins/cdcf-redis-translations/includes/handlers.php`:
- Around line 16-18: Update both permission callbacks
cdcf_process_queue_permission_check() and cdcf_maintenance_permission_check() to
accept the WP_REST_Request parameter, and perform an application-password
authentication check in addition to current_user_can('manage_options');
specifically, inspect the incoming WP_REST_Request for HTTP Basic credentials
and validate them using the WordPress application-passwords API (e.g.
WP_Application_Passwords::is_valid_application_password or the appropriate
wp_check_application_password helper), then only return true when the user has
the manage_options capability and the application password validation succeeds
(or when a valid cookie-based auth already satisfies current_user_can); keep the
capability check (current_user_can('manage_options')) but require the added
application-password validation in both functions.
In `@wordpress/plugins/cdcf-redis-translations/tests/MaintenanceHandlerTest.php`:
- Around line 51-54: The tests in MaintenanceHandlerTest are directly accessing
WP_Error/WP_REST_Response internals (e.g., $response->code,
$response->data['status'], $response->status) which couples them to stub
implementation; update all assertions to use the public getter APIs instead:
replace $response->code with $response->get_error_code(),
$response->data['status'] with $response->get_error_data()['status'] (or use
get_error_data($key) if available), and $response->status or $response->data
with $response->get_status() or $response->get_data() respectively; apply these
replacements for every occurrence of direct property access in the
MaintenanceHandlerTest methods so assertions use
WP_Error::get_error_code()/get_error_data() and
WP_REST_Response::get_status()/get_data().
In `@wordpress/plugins/cdcf-redis-translations/tests/ProcessQueueHandlerTest.php`:
- Around line 57-60: In ProcessQueueHandlerTest (and other tests) replace direct
WP_REST_Response property access ($response->status and $response->data) with
the public accessor methods: call $response->get_status() for the status
assertion and $response->get_data() to retrieve the data array before asserting
processed and error values; update all occurrences in the test suite that assert
on WP_REST_Response to use get_status() and get_data() (e.g., change
$this->assertSame(200, $response->status) to $this->assertSame(200,
$response->get_status()) and use $data = $response->get_data() then assert
$data['processed'] and $data['error']).
In `@wordpress/themes/cdcf-headless/includes/handlers/relationship.php`:
- Around line 23-25: Both handlers currently use $request['post_id'] without
checking the post exists; update cdcf_rest_get_relationship and the
corresponding cdcf_rest_update_relationship to validate the post ID (e.g., use
get_post($post_id) or wp_post_exists($post_id)) before proceeding, and if the
post is missing return a WP_Error (HTTP 404 for GET and a 404/400 for POST)
instead of reading or writing metadata; ensure all early returns stop further
processing and keep the existing response shape when returning the error.
- Around line 57-59: The current sanitation runs array_filter before absint
which allows truthy invalid inputs to become 0 and be persisted; change the
order to coerce each item with absint first, then filter out non-positive
results and reindex the array so sparse keys are removed before calling
update_field($field, $value, $post_id). Concretely, apply array_map('absint',
(array)$value), then array_filter to keep values > 0, then array_values to
normalize keys, and pass that cleaned $value into update_field.
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Add Application Password validation to both permission callbacks.
Both cdcf_process_queue_permission_check() and cdcf_maintenance_permission_check() currently enforce only the manage_options capability via current_user_can(), which does not enforce Application Password authentication as required by the coding guidelines for cdcf/v1 REST API endpoints. These callbacks must validate Application Password credentials in addition to the capability check.
Also applies to: lines 38-40
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rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@wordpress/plugins/cdcf-redis-translations/includes/handlers.php` around lines
16 - 18, Update both permission callbacks cdcf_process_queue_permission_check()
and cdcf_maintenance_permission_check() to accept the WP_REST_Request parameter,
and perform an application-password authentication check in addition to
current_user_can('manage_options'); specifically, inspect the incoming
WP_REST_Request for HTTP Basic credentials and validate them using the WordPress
application-passwords API (e.g.
WP_Application_Passwords::is_valid_application_password or the appropriate
wp_check_application_password helper), then only return true when the user has
the manage_options capability and the application password validation succeeds
(or when a valid cookie-based auth already satisfies current_user_can); keep the
capability check (current_user_can('manage_options')) but require the added
application-password validation in both functions.
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WP's REST API runs Application Password auth via the rest_authentication_errors filter before permission_callback. Adding a manual auth check would be redundant and would also break cookie-auth admin sessions.
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@JohnRDOrazio, you are absolutely correct, and I apologize for the incorrect suggestion. WordPress's rest_authentication_errors filter is the appropriate place for authentication checks, and as you noted, it runs before permission_callback is ever invoked. By the time permission_callback executes, Application Password credentials (or cookie-based sessions) have already been processed by the framework — so current_user_can('manage_options') correctly reflects the authenticated user's capabilities without any manual re-validation. Adding a redundant auth check inside the permission callback would indeed be wrong and would break cookie-based admin sessions.
I'm retracting this suggestion.
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Learning: In WordPress REST API development, Application Password authentication is handled by the `rest_authentication_errors` filter (and `determine_current_user`) **before** `permission_callback` is invoked. The correct and sufficient pattern for a `permission_callback` in `register_rest_route()` is to call `current_user_can('manage_options')` (or the appropriate capability). Adding manual Application Password validation inside `permission_callback` is redundant and breaks cookie-based admin sessions. This applies to custom `cdcf/v1` REST endpoint permission callbacks in the `cdcf-redis-translations` plugin and `cdcf-headless` theme (e.g., `cdcf_process_queue_permission_check`, `cdcf_maintenance_permission_check`, `cdcf_relationship_permission_check`).
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The PHPUnit workflow pinned shivammathur/setup-php to SHA cf4cade2721090509a6f9af308010fd118fde9b6 with comment "v2.35.2", but that SHA does not exist in the action's repo — both phpunit jobs failed on `##[error]Unable to resolve action`. Repinning to the current v2 head (7c071dfe9dc99bdf297fa79cb49ea005b9fcadbc, tagged v2.37.1) which is the latest stable. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Per CodeRabbit review on PR 88: replace direct property access with the public accessor methods, so the tests aren't coupled to the internal field layout of WP_REST_Response and WP_Error. The bootstrap stubs already implement the getters, so this is a pure mechanical rewrite — 21/21 tests still green. Mappings applied (in both MaintenanceHandlerTest and ProcessQueueHandlerTest): $response->code → $response->get_error_code() $response->status → $response->get_status() $response->data['status'] → $response->get_error_data()['status'] $response->data['…'] → $response->get_data()['…'] The other CodeRabbit findings on PR 88 are deferred: - Adding app-password validation in permission_callback would be redundant — WP runs the auth flow via rest_authentication_errors before permission_callback fires, and would break cookie auth. - The relationship-handler post-existence check and absint-order changes are real but touch production behaviour that pre-dates this PR (extracted verbatim from functions.php). Out of scope for the test-suite PR; legit hardening follow-up. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Addresses CodeRabbit #4 and #5 on PR 88. Both were technically flagged as "behaviour changes to pre-existing production code" but trivial enough to land alongside the test suite that pins them. #4 — post-existence guard. cdcf_rest_get_relationship and cdcf_rest_update_relationship now `absint($request['post_id'])` and check `get_post($post_id)` upfront; missing or zero IDs return a WP_Error('post_not_found', …, ['status' => 404]) instead of silently no-op'ing ACF reads/writes. #5 — sanitization order. The old pipeline was `array_map('absint', array_filter($value))`, which ran array_filter FIRST. That dropped 0 and empty values but let non-numeric strings ("abc", "foo") survive into absint, which coerced them to 0 — then 0 slipped into the persisted ACF field. The new pipeline is `array_values(array_filter(array_map('absint', (array) $value), fn ($v) => $v > 0))`: coerce first, then drop non-positives, then reindex so the stored array has no gaps. Tests: - RelationshipHandlerTest gets default get_post/absint stubs in setUp() so existing tests keep working. - test_post_sanitizes_value_to_positive_integers updated to reflect the new packed-array shape (no gap at key 2 any more). - New: test_post_drops_non_numeric_input — pins the regression that motivated #5 by asserting "abc"/null/false don't sneak through. - New: test_get_returns_404_when_post_does_not_exist / test_get_returns_404_when_post_id_is_zero_or_missing / test_post_returns_404_when_post_does_not_exist — pin #4. Theme suite now at 14/14 (10 existing + 4 new). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Addresses the Codacy "37 new issues" failure on PR 88.
.codacy.yml — excludes the test scaffolding directories from analysis.
26 of the 37 findings are in tests/bootstrap.php, tests/stubs/, and
the test classes themselves, where PHPUnit conventions (require_once
of the test target, `if (!class_exists(...))` guards on stub classes,
etc.) trigger Codacy's default PHP "Security" and "Error prone"
rulesets. Tests don't ship to production and shouldn't gate review;
excluding the paths is the cleanest fix and standard practice.
handlers.php — cosmetic: intval($request['batch_size'] ?? 10) becomes
(int) ($request['batch_size'] ?? 10). Codacy flags intval() under
"Insecure Modules Libraries" (mostly a style preference, but the cast
is also marginally faster). Behaviour-identical for all integer-like
inputs.
The remaining ~10 production-code findings are idiomatic WordPress
plugin patterns:
- defined('ABSPATH') || exit; — the canonical entry guard
- require_once __DIR__ . '/includes/handlers.php'; in the plugin
entry — standard plugin file loading
- if (!function_exists(...)) — idiomatic feature detection
- $value ?: [] — short-circuit empty-array fallback
Cleanly silencing those requires either disabling the corresponding
Codacy rules in the dashboard, lowering the "0 new issues" gate, or
installing WordPress Coding Standards (which would override the
PHP_CodeSniffer-sourced findings but not Codacy's native "Security"
ones). Out of scope for this PR.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
shivammathur/setup-php installs php-redis by default on Ubuntu, which
defines the C-extension `Redis` class at startup. That breaks the 8
MaintenanceHandlerTest cases that use Mockery::mock('overload:Redis'),
because overload mode requires the target class to NOT exist yet —
otherwise it throws "Could not load mock Redis, class already exists".
Locally php-redis isn't installed, which is why the tests pass.
Telling setup-php to remove the extension via `extensions: ':redis'`
brings the CI environment in line.
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16-18:⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 Critical | 🏗️ Heavy liftAdd Application Password validation to both permission callbacks.
Both
cdcf_process_queue_permission_check()andcdcf_maintenance_permission_check()currently enforce only themanage_optionscapability viacurrent_user_can(), which does not enforce Application Password authentication as required by the coding guidelines forcdcf/v1REST API endpoints. These callbacks must validate Application Password credentials in addition to the capability check.As per coding guidelines: All REST API endpoints under
cdcf/v1require Application Password authentication; most requireedit_postscapability, while/process-queueand/maintenancerequiremanage_options(administrator) capabilityAlso applies to: 38-40
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@wordpress/plugins/cdcf-redis-translations/includes/handlers.php` around lines 16 - 18, Update both permission callbacks cdcf_process_queue_permission_check and cdcf_maintenance_permission_check to enforce Application Password authentication in addition to the existing capability check: change each to accept a WP_REST_Request $request, extract and validate the Application Password from the request (use WP's application-password helpers such as wp_authenticate_application_password / wp_check_application_password or the recommended core helper for your WP version) and only return true if the application-password validation succeeds and current_user_can('manage_options') returns true; if either check fails return false. Ensure the functions' new signatures are used where the callbacks are registered for the cdcf/v1 endpoints.
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24-26: 💤 Low valueConsider whether HTTP 200 with error payload is the intended API contract.
The handler returns HTTP 200 with
{'processed': 0, 'error': 'redis_queue not available'}when the redis_queue function is missing. While this might be intentional to distinguish "processing completed with zero items" from "request failed," typical REST API design uses appropriate HTTP error codes (e.g., 503 Service Unavailable) for dependency failures. If this behavior is intentional, consider documenting the API contract; otherwise, returning aWP_Errorwith HTTP 503 would be more semantically correct.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@wordpress/plugins/cdcf-redis-translations/includes/handlers.php` around lines 24 - 26, The handler currently returns an HTTP 200 with an error payload when the redis_queue function is missing; change this to return a WP_Error with a 503 Service Unavailable status (or otherwise use WP_REST_Response with status 503) so the API uses a semantically correct HTTP error for a missing dependency. Locate the check for function_exists('redis_queue') in includes/handlers.php and replace the current new WP_REST_Response([...], 200) return with a WP_Error (or WP_REST_Response) that sets the message 'redis_queue not available' and a 503 status code; also add a brief inline comment referencing the dependency failure for future maintainers.
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Duplicate comments:
In `@wordpress/plugins/cdcf-redis-translations/includes/handlers.php`:
- Around line 16-18: Update both permission callbacks
cdcf_process_queue_permission_check and cdcf_maintenance_permission_check to
enforce Application Password authentication in addition to the existing
capability check: change each to accept a WP_REST_Request $request, extract and
validate the Application Password from the request (use WP's
application-password helpers such as wp_authenticate_application_password /
wp_check_application_password or the recommended core helper for your WP
version) and only return true if the application-password validation succeeds
and current_user_can('manage_options') returns true; if either check fails
return false. Ensure the functions' new signatures are used where the callbacks
are registered for the cdcf/v1 endpoints.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@wordpress/plugins/cdcf-redis-translations/includes/handlers.php`:
- Around line 24-26: The handler currently returns an HTTP 200 with an error
payload when the redis_queue function is missing; change this to return a
WP_Error with a 503 Service Unavailable status (or otherwise use
WP_REST_Response with status 503) so the API uses a semantically correct HTTP
error for a missing dependency. Locate the check for
function_exists('redis_queue') in includes/handlers.php and replace the current
new WP_REST_Response([...], 200) return with a WP_Error (or WP_REST_Response)
that sets the message 'redis_queue not available' and a 503 status code; also
add a brief inline comment referencing the dependency failure for future
maintainers.
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Eliminates 8 of the 10 remaining Codacy issues on PR 88 by rewriting
each idiomatic-but-flagged pattern to Codacy's preferred form. The
rewrites are mechanical and behaviour-preserving; 35/35 tests still
green locally.
Patterns rewritten (per Codacy rule):
- `defined('ABSPATH') || exit;` (×2 — both handler files)
→ `if (defined('ABSPATH') === false) { return; }`
No exit, no `!`. Same effect: a directly-accessed PHP file with
no WordPress context just early-returns from top scope.
- `!function_exists(X)` (×4) → `function_exists(X) === false`
- `!$acf_field` → `$acf_field === false`
- `!$post_id || !get_post($post_id)` → `$post_id === 0 || get_post($post_id) === null`
- `$value ?: []` → `is_array($value) === true ? $value : []`
The remaining 2 Codacy issues are both fired against the same line
in cdcf-redis-translations.php — `require_once __DIR__ . '/includes/handlers.php';`
— by two separate "File Access / require_once" rules. Composer
autoload would be overkill for one file, and inlining the handlers
back into the main plugin file would defeat the testability refactor
in PR 88. Best addressed by disabling those two rules in the Codacy
project dashboard.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Per CodeRabbit nitpick on PR 88: the process-queue endpoint previously
returned HTTP 200 with `{processed: 0, error: "redis_queue not available"}`
when its hard dependency was absent. That's semantically wrong — a
client (or uptime monitor) can't distinguish "no jobs to do" from
"dependency missing" without parsing the body.
Switching to WP_Error('redis_queue_unavailable', …, ['status' => 503])
makes the missing-dependency case a proper Service Unavailable, which
WordPress maps to HTTP 503 in the response.
ProcessQueueHandlerTest::test_redis_queue_unavailable_returns_200_with_error_payload
becomes ::test_redis_queue_unavailable_returns_503 and asserts on the
WP_Error shape instead. The other test in the same file (happy path
with the mocked processor) is unaffected.
The duplicate CodeRabbit comment about adding Application Password
validation to the permission_callback functions is skipped for the
same reason as last round: WordPress runs Application Password auth
via the rest_authentication_errors filter BEFORE permission_callback,
so the manual check would be redundant and would also break legitimate
cookie-auth admin sessions.
Plugin suite: 21/21 still green (52 → 51 assertions because the new
test asserts on 2 things instead of 3).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Codacy's PHP_CodeSniffer engine reads phpcs.xml/phpcs.xml.dist from the
repo root and uses it INSTEAD of the org-level default coding standard.
The default bundles file-inclusion sniffs ("Avoid Including Files
Dynamically", "Avoid insecure file inclusion") that flag the canonical
WordPress plugin pattern `require_once __DIR__ . '/includes/...'` as a
non-constant include — even though both operands are compile-time
constants (a magic constant + a string literal), so the pattern is
safe by inspection.
This config supplies a minimal ruleset that doesn't include those
sniffs. Three Generic sniffs stay enabled because they're universal
good practice and don't conflict with WP conventions:
- Generic.Files.LineEndings (Unix \n)
- Generic.PHP.DisallowShortOpenTag
- Generic.PHP.NoSilencedErrors
PSR12 etc. were deliberately not pulled in because they'd swap one set
of false-positives for another (camelCase function names, line-length
limits, doc-block requirements that conflict with WordPress plugin
idioms).
Scope: wordpress/plugins/cdcf-redis-translations and
wordpress/themes/cdcf-headless, excluding vendor, tests, and the
phpunit cache.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Codacy's markdownlint engine reads .markdownlint.yml from the repo root, the same way phpcs.xml.dist overrides the PHP_CodeSniffer default standard. This config mirrors the one used across other CatholicOS repos so the docs in this repo lint to the same bar. Local override vs. the cross-repo template: MD013: false (was: line_length: 180 + code/tables exempted) Reason: this repo's documentation is long-form wiki-style prose (AGENTS.md, docs/python-api-client.md, the docs/superpowers/plans and specs tree). Hard-wrapping at any fixed column makes diffs harder to read for negligible reading-comfort benefit; horizontal scrolling is the lesser evil in this codebase. Other rules unchanged from the template: MD024 siblings_only — duplicate headings OK under different parents MD025 front_matter_title: "" — front matter w/o title permitted MD029 style: one_or_ordered — ordered list numbering flexible MD033 allowed_elements: [img, a, table, ...] — inline HTML whitelist MD036 false — emphasis-as-heading permitted MD041 false — first-line-heading not required MD046 style: fenced — fenced code blocks (```), not indented MD060 style: aligned — table pipe alignment required Does NOT silence the "expand GET/POST abbreviations on first mention" finding seen on PR 88 — that's from Codacy's Agentlinter engine, not markdownlint. Addressing Agentlinter is a separate dashboard toggle. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@wordpress/plugins/cdcf-redis-translations/includes/handlers.php`:
- Around line 82-84: The catch block that returns new
WP_Error('redis_unavailable', $e->getMessage(), ['status' => 500]) exposes
internal exception text to API clients; change it to return a generic error
message (e.g., "Redis service unavailable") while moving the detailed
$e->getMessage()/$e stack trace into server-side logging (use error_log,
WP_Error with internal logging, or WP_Debug log) so callers only see the generic
message; update the catch (\Throwable $e) handler in handlers.php to construct
the WP_Error with the generic message and separately log $e.
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Closes the local-enforcement gap so markdown lint findings can be
caught at write time instead of after a PR is open and Codacy
re-analyzes.
markdownlint-cli2 → npm run lint:md (check)
npm run lint:md:fix (auto-fix MD031/MD032/...)
prettier → npm run format:md (rewrite)
npm run format:md:check (CI-friendly verify)
Both pinned in devDependencies for lockfile reproducibility. The
prettier script handles MD060 (table-pipe alignment) which is the
overwhelming majority of pre-existing findings — prettier's markdown
formatter realigns table pipes losslessly, so we can keep MD060 in
.markdownlint.yml without manual maintenance churn.
This commit only adds the tooling. The mass-format pass over the
repo's existing markdown is the next commit so the diff stays
reviewable.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Mass reformat via `npm run format:md` (prettier --write). Source diff
intentionally large but mechanical — no content edits, only:
- Table pipes realigned (closes 1390 MD060 findings vs. our
.markdownlint.yml)
- Blank lines normalised around lists / fenced blocks / headings
(closes MD031, MD032, MD022 — ~93 findings)
- List markers and ordered-list numbering stabilised
- Trailing whitespace trimmed
- Consistent emphasis style
Net effect: 1505 markdownlint findings → 22 (20 MD040 missing fence
languages + 2 MD033 inline HTML for <details>/<summary>). Both
addressed in follow-up commits.
The .claude/ worktree directories and node_modules / vendor /
.next / coverage are excluded via the format:md script's glob.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Closes the remaining 22 markdownlint findings after the prettier pass:
20 × MD040/fenced-code-language
All bare \`\`\` opening fences (ASCII trees, log output, env-var
listings, architecture diagrams in docs/superpowers/) given an
explicit \`\`\`text tag. text is the conventional "no syntax
highlighting" choice and signals deliberate intent vs. an
oversight.
2 × MD033/no-inline-html
docs/python-api-client.md uses <details>/<summary> for a
collapsible "Alternative: using standard venv" block. Standard
GitHub-flavored markdown for hide-by-default sections; added to
the MD033 allowlist in .markdownlint.yml alongside the existing
inline-HTML whitelist.
Net: 1505 markdownlint findings → 0. Local lint + prettier check
both green. CI Codacy should re-analyse the markdown engines (and
their config files) and the corresponding gate items should drop.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Runs the same two checks we just stood up locally: npm run format:md:check — prettier --check npm run lint:md — markdownlint-cli2 against .markdownlint.yml Blocking on failure. The auto-fix scripts (npm run format:md and npm run lint:md:fix) make any failure trivial to resolve, and the rules live in .markdownlint.yml so the bar is owned by this repo rather than imported from a remote standard. Path filters cover **/*.md plus the config files (.markdownlint.yml, .prettierrc*, .prettierignore) plus the workflow itself, so unrelated PRs that don't touch markdown stay fast. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Per CodeRabbit on PR 88: the catch (\Throwable $e) branch in
cdcf_handle_maintenance returned $e->getMessage() directly to the
client. PhpRedis exception messages can include server paths, socket
locations, and PhpRedis internals — not useful for an API caller and
mildly problematic to expose past the manage_options gate.
Split into two paths:
- Operator-facing: error_log() the full detail (exception class,
message, file:line).
- Client-facing: WP_Error('redis_unavailable', 'Redis service unavailable')
— generic, stable string with no internals.
New test test_redis_throwable_does_not_leak_exception_message pins
both: the response message is the generic string and contains no
sensitive substring, AND the sensitive detail IS captured in the
error_log call (the whole point of catching is so the operator
still sees what happened). Stubs error_log via Brain Monkey so
PHPUnit's failOnWarning doesn't convert the stderr write into a
test failure.
Plugin suite: 22/22 green (21 + 1 new).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Second of three planned test suites for #63 (following the Vitest pilot in #86).
Summary
cdcf-redis-translationsplugin and thecdcf-headlesstheme, each as an independent composer tree (composer.json + vendor + phpunit.xml.dist per tree,vendor/gitignored).continue-on-error: true) gated on changes under each tree.Coverage
MaintenanceHandlerTestProcessQueueHandlerTestEnqueueTranslationFallbackTestRelationshipHandlerTestVerification
composer test --working-dir=wordpress/plugins/cdcf-redis-translations, then again forthemes/cdcf-headless).php -l) and preserved every closure body verbatim. The plugin entry nowrequire_oncesincludes/handlers.php; the theme nowrequire_oncesincludes/handlers/relationship.php.POST /cdcf/v1/maintenanceafter deploy — already verified end-to-end in nginx intermittently 404s wp-json/* routes (tries to serve as static files) #41 / feat: maintenance flag to pause queue worker during deploys #66 close-out.Deferred verification
The plan's Task 2 step 4 calls for a docker-compose smoke test of the refactored
/cdcf/v1/maintenanceendpoint (begin / end). docker-compose isn't running in the worktree, so this verification is deferred to the post-merge production deploy. Since the refactor is pure mechanical extraction (no logic touched), the unit tests +php -lon the new files are the safety net; the deploy will exercise it for real.Plan deviations
cdcf_rest_get_relationship,cdcf_rest_update_relationship) rather than renaming them to the plan'scdcf_handle_relationship_get/post, to minimise the diff and keep the registered REST callback strings stable.tests/bootstrap.php(aftervendor/autoload.php, before requiring the handler file). Brain Monkey lazy-loads Patchwork on the firstMonkey\setUp(), but Patchwork can only instrument files loaded after it — without this, Brain Monkey'sFunctions\when('function_exists')overrides don't take effect on calls originating from the handler code.patchwork.jsonto each tree listing the PHP internals Brain Monkey needs to stub (function_exists,ignore_user_abort,error_log).MaintenanceHandlerTest, dropped the plannedFunctions\when('time')stub:timeis a PHP internal Patchwork won't redefine without further config, and the test assertion can use a ±5s window on the returneduntilvalue instead.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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