WP Continuous Deployment

DevOps free Continuous-Deployment pipeline for WordPress plugins with GitHub Actions.

Install

npx wp-continuous-deployment

Usage

❯ BEFORE

1. Make sure your plugin is on WordPress.org
2. Put your WordPress plugin on GitHub
3. Clone the GitHub repo in your PC and browse it with command line
4. Run npx wp-console-deployment in the root directory of the cloned GitHub repo

npx wp-continuous-deployment

❯ ONE-TIME SETUP

• Follow the instructions, set the slug of your plugin which is the last part of the URL, e.g., for my plugin wordpress.org/plugins/cf7-customizer/ the slug is cf7-customizer
• Add you WordPress.org SVN username/password (it's the same credentials you use for login.WordPress.org) in your plugin's GitHub repository settings.
• Go to https://github.com/owner/repo/settings/secrets make sure to change the owner/repo part.

❯ AFTER

1. All your plugin assets must have been downloaded in the .wordpress-org directory
2. Now for each commit/push to master your assets & readme will get deployed (provided there are no other files modified. If other files are changed the build will be canceled)
3. And for each new tag/push, a new version of the plugin will be deployed
4. So, go ahead, make changes, git commit, and then run: git tag 2.0.0 && git push --tags — considering 2.0.0 is the new version

Changelog

❯ Read the changelog here →

KEY: 📦 NEW, 👌 IMPROVE, 🐛 FIX, 📖 DOC, 🚀 RELEASE, and ✅ TEST

I use Emoji-log, you should try it and simplify your git commits.

License & Conduct

• MIT © Ahmad Awais
• Code of Conduct
• Thank you, 10up & Helen for the awesome GitHub Actions

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