It is very common to forget to apply the code standards before committing. As a result, if you have a GitHub action set up to automatically review them, the action will fail.

It is very common to forget to apply the code standards before committing. As a result, if you have a GitHub action set up to automatically review them, the action will fail.
Yesterday, I got this error in my local environment, with Laravel Valet:
your connection is not private
You can find the documents related with my workshop (Efficiency Unleashed: A Guide to Automating WooCommerce through CLI) at WordCamp Europe in the next link :
Below, you can find the slides of my FOSDEM 2024 talk: Shaping the Future: Investing Wisely in Long-Term Open Source Development with “Five for the Future”
(more…)If you take a look at the PHP supported versions, PHP8.0 is not currently supported.
(more…)Sometimes, when you are debugging a PHPUnit test, you need to display some variable or another information in the console.
(more…)There are some methods to apply the code from a pull request (PR) to a base branch.
(more…)Below, you can find the presentation of the Commit Conf 2023 session (in Spanish).
(more…)The GitHub CLI has a lot of interesting functionalities. If you usually review PR in your local machine, it has a command to switch your local branch to the PR branch, so you can start reviewing it in a few seconds.
(more…)Below, you can download the PDF (in Spanish) with my presentation used in the workshop «”WordPress and the REST API: using WordPress as a content management system in external applications” at WordCamp Zaragoza 2023.
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