Entered the theme review theme on make.wordpress.org. Today a lot of software was installed:
- Virtualbox (for a linux sandbox for WordPress)
- Installed the recommended bugtragging plugins in the sandbox.
Then I read the extensive documentation on coding standards, and the things a theme reviewer should look at.
The codesniffer gave some problems. The recipe found here worked. The documentation in a zip-file on Slack missed many practical details. And so did the page on Github with the codesniffer code.
First phpcs was installed via apt-get. The next steps are contained in this shell history dump:
2010 phpcs --standard=WordPress wp-config.php 2011 pear 2012 phpcs --standard=WordPress wp-config.php 2013 sudo pear channel-update pear.php.net 2014 pear upgrade-all 2015 phpcs --standard=WordPress wp-config.php 2016 pear install wordpress 2017 composer create-project wp-coding-standards/wpcs:dev-master --no-dev 2018 sudo apt-get install composer 2019 composer create-project wp-coding-standards/wpcs:dev-master --no-dev 2020 phpcs --standard=WordPress wp-config.php 2021 phpcs --config-set installed_paths wpcs 2022 sudo phpcs --config-set installed_paths wpcs 2023 phpcs -i 2024 phpcs --standard=WordPress wp-config.php
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