[TESTING] Build and Deploy GitHub workflow
This is a test for the build and deploy GitHub workflow. For the workflow to be registered on GitHub, at least a PR is required.
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Summary by CodeRabbit
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New Features
- Added a "TEST Build and Deploy" workflow for manual build and deploy operations.
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Improvements
- Refined autoloading mechanism in
wp-parsely.phpfor better class loading and initialization. - Added a step to run
composer dump-autoload --classmap-authoritativebefore deploying and in e2e tests.
- Refined autoloading mechanism in
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Refactor
- Updated namespaces in various test files for better organization and consistency.
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Chores
- Removed
"wp-parsely.php"from the autoload section incomposer.json.
- Removed
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Walkthrough
Walkthrough
The changes collectively enhance the automation processes, improve namespace organization, and refine class loading mechanisms. Specifically, new GitHub Actions workflows were created for building, deploying, and running E2E tests. Composer autoload improvements and extensive namespace reorganization across test files were implemented, making class structures consistent and the project easier to navigate. Additionally, the project setup was streamlined by optimizing dependency loading with an autoloader in the primary plugin file.
Changes
| File(s) or Directory | Change Summary |
|---|---|
| .github/workflows/build-and-deploy.yml | Added a new workflow for building and deploying the project. |
| .github/workflows/deploy.yml | Added a step to run composer dump-autoload --classmap-authoritative before deploying a WordPress plugin. |
| .github/workflows/e2e-tests.yml | Added a step to refresh Composer autoload files using composer dump-autoload --classmap-authoritative. |
| composer.json | Removed "wp-parsely.php" from the list of files in the autoload section under "classmap". |
tests/Integration/...ContentHelper... |
Updated namespace from Parsely\Tests\ContentHelper to Parsely\Tests\Integration\ContentHelper. |
tests/Integration/...Proxy... |
Changed namespaces and class hierarchies in the Proxy directory to improve organization and clarity. |
tests/Integration/...StructuredData... |
Changed namespace from Parsely\Tests\Integration\StructuredData to Parsely\Tests\Integration\Metadata. |
tests/Integration/TestCase.php |
Modified use statements and traits for consistency and clarity. |
tests/Unit/...Utils/UtilsTest.php |
Changed namespace from Parsely\Tests\Unit to Parsely\Tests\Unit\Utils. |
tests/Unit/bootstrap.php |
Replaced a require_once for trait-tests-reflection.php with ../src/Utils/utils.php and added comments for future refactor. |
wp-parsely.php |
Introduced an autoloader for dependencies, optimizing class loading and initialization processes. |
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