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71-76: Add missing @SInCE tag in PHPDocThe method documentation should include the
@sincetag to indicate when this method was added, following WordPress coding standards./** * Initializes the plugin data * * @return void + * @since 0.8.6 */
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76-85: Consider optimizing plugin version retrievalThe current implementation has several potential improvements:
- Error handling for
get_plugin_datais missing- Storing version in a property consumes memory even when not needed
get_file_datawould be more efficient thanget_plugin_datafor just getting the versionConsider this more efficient implementation:
public function init() { if ( is_admin() ) { - if ( false === function_exists( 'get_plugin_data' ) ) { - require_once ABSPATH . 'wp-admin/includes/plugin.php'; + $plugin_data = get_file_data( + __FILE__, + array( + 'Version' => 'Version' + ), + 'plugin' + ); - } - - $plugin_data = get_plugin_data( __FILE__ ); - - $this->plugin_ver = $plugin_data['Version']; + $this->plugin_ver = $plugin_data['Version'] ?: '0.8.6'; } }This change:
- Uses the lighter
get_file_datafunction- Provides a fallback version
- Removes unnecessary include
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66-66: LGTM! Updated to recommended Docker Compose syntax.
The change from docker-compose to docker compose follows Docker's current best practices, as the Compose command is now integrated into the Docker CLI.
66-66: Verify Docker version compatibility in CI environment.
The new docker compose syntax requires Docker Engine 19.03.0+ and Docker Compose v2. Let's ensure the CI environment meets these requirements.
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Docker Compose usage is safe in GitHub Actions environment
The workflow is using Ubuntu latest runner which comes with Docker and Docker Compose v2 pre-installed. GitHub Actions' ubuntu-latest images are regularly updated and maintain compatibility with modern Docker tooling. The workflow is also using standard Docker Compose commands that are well-supported in the CI environment.
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62-69: LGTM! Good choice of hook for plugin initialization.
The addition of the wp_loaded hook is appropriate for initializing plugin data, as it ensures WordPress is fully loaded before accessing plugin information.
Line range hint 62-85: Verify the timing of plugin version usage
Let's verify that moving plugin data initialization to wp_loaded doesn't cause issues with early access to the version number.
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Let me gather more specific information about how plugin_ver is being used.
Moving plugin version initialization to wp_loaded is safe
The version number (plugin_ver) is only used in the following contexts:
- In
tawk_settings_assets()which is hooked toadmin_enqueue_scripts - In the settings template for script enqueuing
- There's a separate static version handling through
get_plugin_version()for upgrades
Since all usages occur after wp_loaded in the WordPress lifecycle, and the version is only needed for admin-side functionality, the initialization timing is appropriate.
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