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Reuse plugins and themes downloaded from WordPress.org across scenarios - #404
Many scenarios install plugins or themes from WordPress.org only to set up the test, and each install queries the WordPress.org API and extracts the package again. Plugins and themes installed through Given these installed plugins:, Given these installed themes: or their and active variants are now downloaded once and copied from a local cache afterwards. The existing Given these installed and active plugins: step uses the same cache.
Each draft pull request below points wp-cli/wp-cli-tests at this branch. Its Testing workflow ran through workflow_dispatch, together with the same workflow on an unchanged copy of the default branch, three times each where possible. Times are the Run Behat step summed over the matrix jobs that ran in every measured run (median over runs, in job minutes). Retried jobs passed only because behat-rerun repeated their failed scenarios.
Scenarios that failed at least once in a measured run, including runs where behat-rerun then passed them.
wp-cli/scaffold-command: failing with and without the change: features/scaffold.feature (Scaffold starter code for a WooCommerce theme) (1/3 runs), features/scaffold.feature (Scaffold starter code for a theme and activate it) (3/3 runs), features/scaffold.feature (Scaffold starter code for a theme and network enable it) (1/3 runs), features/scaffold.feature (Scaffold starter code for a theme with sass) (1/3 runs), features/scaffold.feature (Scaffold starter code for a theme) (3/3 runs)
wp-cli/wp-cli: failing only without the change: features/requests.feature (Current version with WordPress-bundled Requests v1) (1/3 runs)
wp-cli/entity-command: failing with and without the change: features/post.feature (Filtering by meta, time of day and order) (2/3 runs)
wp-cli/entity-command: failing only without the change: features/user-application-password.feature (User application passwords are disabled for WordPress lower than 5.6) (1/3 runs)
wp-cli/media-command: failing with and without the change: features/media-regenerate.feature (Delete existing thumbnails when media including PDF is regenerated) (3/3 runs), features/media-regenerate.feature (Only regenerate PDF previews that are missing if the size should exist) (3/3 runs), features/media-regenerate.feature (Regenerate a specific image size for a PDF attachment) (3/3 runs), features/media-regenerate.feature (Regenerating PDFs when thumbnails disabled on import but enabled on regeneration) (3/3 runs), features/media-regenerate.feature (Regenerating PDFs when thumbnails enabled on import but disabled on regeneration) (3/3 runs), features/media-regenerate.feature (Regenerating melange with batch results: regenerated (and not needing regeneration), skipped, failed) (3/3 runs), features/media-regenerate.feature (Skip deletion of existing thumbnails when media including PDF is regenerated) (3/3 runs)
wp-cli/extension-command: failing with and without the change: features/theme.feature (Doing wp theme list does a force check by default, deleting any existing transient values) (1/3 runs)
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New Features
Setup steps can now install themes as well as plugins, with activation optional.
Each extension can be specified with a version and force option.
WordPress.org extensions can be reused from a local cache after their first download; URL and ZIP-based extensions are installed each time.
Theme setup also installs a required parent theme when needed.
Added scenarios covering extension installation, activation, version selection, and cached assets.
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- Line 1899: Update the branch containing self::remove_dir("$target_dir/$slug")
so it does not delete or replace an already-installed extension unless the setup
line includes --force; otherwise preserve WP-CLI’s existing-install behavior.
- Line 1888: Update the install-input classification around the slug-matching
preg_match so existing ZIP files, including bare filenames and ZIP paths, are
treated as direct-install inputs before WordPress.org slugs. Route them through
the flow that lets WP-CLI install and activate the ZIP together, rather than
activating the filename as a plugin slug.
- Line 1933: Update the activation command around `$this->proc()` so `wp theme
activate` receives only the selected final theme slug when multiple slugs are
present; preserve multi-plugin activation unchanged.
- Line 1929: Update the direct-install argument handling around the `wp install`
call in `FeatureContext` to shell-escape each URL or package value before
execution, so URL query separators remain part of the argument. Keep options
such as `--force` and `--version=x` as separate unquoted arguments, and preserve
the existing activation flag behavior.
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Walkthrough
The Behat installation step now supports plugins and themes, with optional activation and per-line version or force options. WordPress.org extensions can be copied from a local cache. Integration scenarios cover installation, activation, versions, and theme files.
Changes: Plugin and theme setup
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Summary
Expand the installation step composer.json, src/Context/GivenStepDefinitions.php, src/Context/FeatureContext.php
The step accepts plugin or theme inputs and optional activation. It parses supported slug lines and passes other inputs to the WordPress installation command. The development dependencies include wp-cli/extension-command.
Cache extensions and verify setup src/Context/FeatureContext.php, features/behat-steps.feature
The installation logic checks and stores cached extensions, accounts for theme parent directories, and uses cache paths that include extension type, install flags, WordPress version, and PHP version. Added scenarios verify plugin and theme installation, activation, versions, and theme files.
sequenceDiagram
participant BehatScenario
participant GivenStepDefinitions
participant FeatureContext
participant WPCLI
participant ExtensionCache
BehatScenario->>GivenStepDefinitions: Provide plugin or theme lines
GivenStepDefinitions->>FeatureContext: Pass type, lines, and activation
FeatureContext->>ExtensionCache: Check parsed extension cache
alt Cache hit
ExtensionCache-->>FeatureContext: Return cached extension files
else Cache miss
FeatureContext->>WPCLI: Install extension
WPCLI-->>FeatureContext: Return installed extension files
FeatureContext->>ExtensionCache: Store installed extension
end
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Possibly related issues
Issue 376: The change reuses cached files when the setup step installs themes, but the retrieved summary notes that the exact-theme-set step is not implemented.
Issue 383: The change adds caching to the plugin and theme installation setup pattern described by the issue.
Issue 394: The change caches plugin and theme downloads used in Behat setup scenarios, which relates to reducing suite setup time.
Suggested reviewers:swissspidy
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 9f0ac
Merge Risk:🟡 Moderate · up to 9f0ac
The new plugin and theme setup step can fail when given a local ZIP file with activation, and it can overwrite an already-installed extension from the cache without an explicit force option. Direct-install URLs containing special shell characters and multi-theme activation lists can also fail. Resolve the ZIP handling and the overwrite behavior before merging.
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The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: reusing cached WordPress.org plugin and theme downloads across scenarios.
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The implementation satisfies #375. given_these_installed_plugins_or_themes() covers installed and active plugin and theme steps. install_extensions() uses a local cache for parsed WordPress.org sl…
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The changes stay within #375. The new wp-cli/extension-command development dependency supports the plugin and theme installation steps used by the tests. The step refactor, cache handling, parent-th…
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Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentat…
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The implementation satisfies #375. given_these_installed_plugins_or_themes() covers installed and active plugin and theme steps. install_extensions() uses a local cache for parsed WordPress.org slugs and caches newly installed extensions. It also handles cached parent themes. URL and ZIP inputs retain per-install behavior. The added Behat scenarios verify first installation, version 0.8, activation, cached installation, parent-theme installation, and blocked HTTP requests.
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The changes stay within #375. The new wp-cli/extension-command development dependency supports the plugin and theme installation steps used by the tests. The step refactor, cache handling, parent-theme support, and Behat coverage all support cached extension setup.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @src/Context/FeatureContext.php:
- Line 1899: Update the branch containing self::remove_dir("$target_dir/$slug")
so it does not delete or replace an already-installed extension unless the setup
line includes --force; otherwise preserve WP-CLI’s existing-install behavior.
- Line 1888: Update the install-input classification around the slug-matching
preg_match so existing ZIP files, including bare filenames and ZIP paths, are
treated as direct-install inputs before WordPress.org slugs. Route them through
the flow that lets WP-CLI install and activate the ZIP together, rather than
activating the filename as a plugin slug.
- Line 1933: Update the activation command around `$this->proc()` so `wp theme
activate` receives only the selected final theme slug when multiple slugs are
present; preserve multi-plugin activation unchanged.
- Line 1929: Update the direct-install argument handling around the `wp install`
call in `FeatureContext` to shell-escape each URL or package value before
execution, so URL query separators remain part of the argument. Keep options
such as `--force` and `--version=x` as separate unquoted arguments, and preserve
the existing activation flag behavior.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Classify local ZIP files before WordPress.org slugs.
If a step supplies a bare filename such as my-plugin.zip, the slug regex accepts it. The installer then runs wp plugin activate my-plugin.zip, although the ZIP can install a plugin under a different name. The active setup step fails after installation. Treat existing ZIP files as direct-install inputs so WP-CLI can install and activate them together. ZIP paths are supported install inputs. (developer.wordpress.org)
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Review comment at @src/Context/FeatureContext.php at line 1888:
Update the install-input classification around the slug-matching preg_match so
existing ZIP files, including bare filenames and ZIP paths, are treated as
direct-install inputs before WordPress.org slugs. Route them through the flow
that lets WP-CLI install and activate the ZIP together, rather than activating
the filename as a plugin slug.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Do not replace an installed extension without --force.
If a cached slug is already installed, this branch deletes its directory even when the line omits --force. A repeated setup step can therefore erase changes that the scenario made to plugin or theme files. Skip the replacement unless the line requests --force, or preserve WP-CLI’s existing-install behavior. WP-CLI defines --force as the option that permits overwriting an installed version. (developer.wordpress.org)
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Review comment at @src/Context/FeatureContext.php at line 1899:
Update the branch containing self::remove_dir("$target_dir/$slug") so it does
not delete or replace an already-installed extension unless the setup line
includes --force; otherwise preserve WP-CLI’s existing-install behavior.
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Escape the direct-install argument before shell execution.
The base plugin step already joined inputs without shell escaping, so this is not a new plugin regression. The PR applies the same behavior to the new theme steps. A supported direct-install URL containing & can be split by the shell.
Do not quote the complete line. Preserve options such as --force and --version=x as separate arguments.
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Review comment at @src/Context/FeatureContext.php at line 1929:
Update the direct-install argument handling around the `wp install` call in
`FeatureContext` to shell-escape each URL or package value before execution, so
URL query separators remain part of the argument. Keep options such as `--force`
and `--version=x` as separate unquoted arguments, and preserve the existing
activation flag behavior.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Pass only one theme to wp theme activate.
If an active-themes step lists two parsed slugs, this command passes both to wp theme activate. That command accepts one theme, so the setup step fails after installing them. For themes, activate the selected final theme separately; keep multi-plugin activation unchanged. (developer.wordpress.org)
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Review comment at @src/Context/FeatureContext.php at line 1933:
Update the activation command around `$this->proc()` so `wp theme activate`
receives only the selected final theme slug when multiple slugs are present;
preserve multi-plugin activation unchanged.
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Many scenarios install plugins or themes from WordPress.org only to set up the test, and each install queries the WordPress.org API and extracts the package again. Plugins and themes installed through
Given these installed plugins:,Given these installed themes:or theirand activevariants are now downloaded once and copied from a local cache afterwards. The existingGiven these installed and active plugins:step uses the same cache.Fixes #375.
Measurements
Each draft pull request below points
wp-cli/wp-cli-testsat this branch. Its Testing workflow ran throughworkflow_dispatch, together with the same workflow on an unchanged copy of the default branch, three times each where possible. Times are theRun Behatstep summed over the matrix jobs that ran in every measured run (median over runs, in job minutes). Retried jobs passed only becausebehat-rerunrepeated their failed scenarios.Failing scenarios
Scenarios that failed at least once in a measured run, including runs where
behat-rerunthen passed them.features/scaffold.feature (Scaffold starter code for a WooCommerce theme)(1/3 runs),features/scaffold.feature (Scaffold starter code for a theme and activate it)(3/3 runs),features/scaffold.feature (Scaffold starter code for a theme and network enable it)(1/3 runs),features/scaffold.feature (Scaffold starter code for a theme with sass)(1/3 runs),features/scaffold.feature (Scaffold starter code for a theme)(3/3 runs)features/requests.feature (Current version with WordPress-bundled Requests v1)(1/3 runs)features/post.feature (Filtering by meta, time of day and order)(2/3 runs)features/user-application-password.feature (User application passwords are disabled for WordPress lower than 5.6)(1/3 runs)features/media-regenerate.feature (Delete existing thumbnails when media including PDF is regenerated)(3/3 runs),features/media-regenerate.feature (Only regenerate PDF previews that are missing if the size should exist)(3/3 runs),features/media-regenerate.feature (Regenerate a specific image size for a PDF attachment)(3/3 runs),features/media-regenerate.feature (Regenerating PDFs when thumbnails disabled on import but enabled on regeneration)(3/3 runs),features/media-regenerate.feature (Regenerating PDFs when thumbnails enabled on import but disabled on regeneration)(3/3 runs),features/media-regenerate.feature (Regenerating melange with batch results: regenerated (and not needing regeneration), skipped, failed)(3/3 runs),features/media-regenerate.feature (Skip deletion of existing thumbnails when media including PDF is regenerated)(3/3 runs)features/theme.feature (Doing wp theme list does a force check by default, deleting any existing transient values)(1/3 runs)Summary by CodeRabbit