Fix PHPCS errors in Behat test files - #505
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 2 included reviews per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR restores unnumbered placeholders in audit and make-pot warning fixtures. It adds PHPCS ignore annotations for intentional unordered placeholders and aligns indentation in three make-pot ChangesPlaceholder warning fixture updates
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Pull request overview
This PR aims to resolve code-style (PHPCS) issues within Behat .feature files by adjusting embedded PHP fixture snippets, particularly around placeholder formatting and indentation, while keeping the intended command warnings/assertions consistent.
Changes:
- Re-indented embedded PHP
sprintf()calls infeatures/makepot.feature. - Switched some translation strings in fixtures to explicitly numbered placeholders (
%1$s,%2$s) in bothaudit.featureandmakepot.feature.
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| File | Description |
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| features/makepot.feature | Reformat embedded PHP fixtures; updates one fixture’s translation string placeholders. |
| features/audit.feature | Updates a fixture translation string placeholders used by the audit command scenario. |
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| __( 'Hello %s %s', 'foo-plugin' ); | ||
| __( 'Hello %1$s %2$s', 'foo-plugin' ); |
| __( 'Hello %s %s', 'foo-plugin' ), | ||
| $a_variable, | ||
| $another_variable | ||
| __( 'Hello %1$s %2$s', 'foo-plugin' ), |
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In `@features/audit.feature`:
- Line 110: Restore the unnumbered %s %s placeholder fixtures in
features/audit.feature at lines 110-110 and features/makepot.feature at lines
951-951, replacing the numbered placeholders while preserving the existing
indentation changes.
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Two scenarios exist to check that an unordered set of placeholders is reported: "Detects multiple unordered placeholders" in the audit feature, and "Prints a warning for multiple unordered placeholders" in the makepot one. Both feed `__( 'Hello %s %s', 'foo-plugin' )` to the command and expect "Multiple placeholders should be ordered." back. WordPress.WP.I18n.UnorderedPlaceholdersText is fixable, so the fixer ordered the placeholders for them, and with nothing left to report the two scenarios failed. The strings go back to what they were, with the sniff silenced on the line so that the next run of the fixer leaves them alone. The annotation sits at the end of the line rather than above it, as both scenarios assert the line the warning is reported against. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SeC6Day9YHEaDh4NZZtDSS
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