Fix wp plugin list fatal on WordPress < 5.3 and quiet the wp-compat false positives - #543
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The johnbillion/wp-compat extension that comes with wp-cli-tests checks every WordPress symbol against the WordPress 4.9 baseline that wp-cli-tests configures, and only recognizes function_exists() and method_exists() guards. It reported seven errors, six of which are false positives. `WP_Plugin_Dependencies` is only reachable behind `wp_version_compare( '6.5' )` checks, in `Plugin_Command::install()` for `wp plugin install --with-dependencies` and in the command method itself for `wp plugin install-dependencies`, and WordPress 5.3 merely formalized the already documented `...$arg` parameter of `do_action()`. Ignore those per file and per error identifier, with the reason documented. The seventh is real. `wp_date()` was introduced in WordPress 5.3, but `get_wporg_data()` calls it with no guard at all, so `wp plugin list` fataled on WordPress 4.9 - 5.2 whenever a plugin had a `pubDate` on wordpress.org. Fall back to `date_i18n()`, which predates it and formats the same way, rather than failing the whole listing over one field. Co-authored-by: Pascal Birchler <pascal.birchler@gmail.com>
The functional test matrix runs WordPress 4.9, where `wp_date()` does not exist. The existing wp.org status scenario is tagged `@require-wp-5.2`, so that path was never exercised on 4.9 and the fatal went unnoticed. Add a `@less-than-wp-5.3` scenario asserting that `wp plugin list` still renders `wporg_last_updated` there, which is what the `date_i18n()` fallback is for. Co-authored-by: Pascal Birchler <pascal.birchler@gmail.com>
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17-35: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winScope the PHPStan suppressions to the documented call sites.
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src/Plugin_Command.php, not only the dependency anddo_action()calls described in the comments. Use call-site ignores or message patterns that match only these calls.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/Plugin_Command.php`:
- Around line 1125-1130: Update the fallback in the $data['last_updated']
assignment to pass date_i18n() the required offset-adjusted WordPress timestamp
derived from $pub_date, while preserving the wp_date() branch for WordPress
5.3+. Add a pre-5.3 boundary test covering a non-UTC site and a publication time
near midnight to verify the expected calendar date.
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In `@phpstan.neon.dist`:
- Around line 17-35: Scope the PHPStan suppressions for
WPCompat.methodNotAvailable and WPCompat.parameterNotAvailable.doaction.arg to
the specific dependency-related calls and documented do_action() call sites in
Plugin_Command, using call-site ignores or narrowly matching message patterns
instead of file-wide path entries. Preserve suppression only for the
compatibility cases described by the surrounding comments.
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`date_i18n()` before WordPress 5.3 expects a timestamp that already has the site's GMT offset added to it, and formats it with PHP's default timezone, which WordPress pins to UTC. Passing it the true Unix timestamp from `strtotime()` therefore rendered the UTC date, while `wp_date()` renders the site's local date, so the two disagreed by a day on non-UTC sites whenever the release time fell near midnight. Use `get_date_from_gmt()` for the fallback instead. It has been around since WordPress 1.2, handles both `timezone_string` and `gmt_offset`, and is documented to return the date in the site's timezone, so it matches what `wp_date()` does without the legacy timestamp contract. Set the test site to Asia/Tokyo and use a release time of 21:07 UTC, which is already the next day there, so the scenario fails if the fallback ever renders in UTC again. Co-authored-by: Pascal Birchler <pascal.birchler@gmail.com>
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The `WPCompat.methodNotAvailable` entry matched every diagnostic of that kind in `src/Plugin_Command.php` while only the two `WP_Plugin_Dependencies` calls needed ignoring, which would have hidden any future call to something newer than the WordPress 6.5 check that gates them. Match on the message as well, naming both the methods and that version. Co-authored-by: Pascal Birchler <pascal.birchler@gmail.com>
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johnbillion/wp-compatPHPStan extension that now ships withwp-cli-testsreported seven errors. It checks every WordPress symbol against the WordPress 4.9 baseline thatwp-cli-testsconfigures, and only recognizesfunction_exists()andmethod_exists()guards, so it cannot seewp_version_compare()checks.Six are false positives. One is a real bug.
The real one
wp_date()was introduced in WordPress 5.3, butPlugin_Command::get_wporg_data()called it with no guard. That method is reached unconditionally fromget_item_list(), sowp plugin listfataled on WordPress 4.9 - 5.2 whenever a plugin had apubDateon wordpress.org.It now falls back to
get_date_from_gmt(). Erroring out of an entire listing because one field cannot be formatted would be disproportionate, so this degrades rather than fails.date_i18n()was the obvious candidate but is the wrong one, as review on this PR caught. Before WordPress 5.3 it formats withdate( $format, $i )against PHP's default timezone — which WordPress pins to UTC — and its callers were expected to pass a timestamp that already had the site's GMT offset added. Handing it the true Unix timestamp fromstrtotime()renders the UTC date, whilewp_date()renders the site-local one, so the two disagree by a day on non-UTC sites near midnight:get_date_from_gmt()has been around since WordPress 1.2, handles bothtimezone_stringandgmt_offset, and is documented to return the date in the site's timezone — so it matcheswp_date()without inheriting the legacy contract.The false positives
WP_Plugin_Dependencies::initialize()/::get_dependencies()(WP 6.5)wp_version_compare( '6.5', '<' )— inPlugin_Command::install()forwp plugin install --with-dependencies, three frames above the call, and in the command method itself forwp plugin install-dependencies$argparameter ofdo_action()(WP 5.3)...$argparameter by adding it to the function signature". Additional arguments were collected throughfunc_get_args()long before thatBoth are ignored in
phpstan.neon.distby error identifier and message, naming the symbols and the version they are gated on, so a call to anything newer keeps being reported rather than swallowed by a file-wide ignore.Tests
The functional matrix runs WordPress 4.9, where
wp_date()does not exist. The existing wp.org status scenario is tagged@require-wp-5.2, so that path was never exercised on 4.9 and the fatal went unnoticed.Added a
@less-than-wp-5.3scenario covering it. It sets the site toAsia/Tokyoand keeps the release time at 21:07 UTC, which is already the next day there, so it doubles as the timezone boundary case: it asserts2025-09-27and therefore fails if the fallback ever renders in UTC again.Verification
Run locally against the same dependency versions CI resolves (
johnbillion/wp-compat2.0.0,php-stubs/wordpress-stubsv6.9.4,wp-cli/wp-cli-testsv5.2.3):composer phpstan—[OK] No errorscomposer phpcs— cleanphp -l— cleangherkin-lint4.2.4 with the org ruleset — cleanTwo caveats worth stating plainly. Behat could not be run in my environment (its harness needs a provisioned database), so the new scenario has been linted but never executed. And GitHub Actions was failing to allocate runners across the org while this was written, so CI may need a re-run once that clears.
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