wp-pr-review

WordPress plugin PR reviews for security and code standards are automated by scanning changed PHP files with deterministic grep patterns. The review generates a formal report covering security, performance, standards, and backward compatibility.

Checking WordPress pull requests for backward compatibility is handled by applying deterministic compatibility checks to the code diffs. This process evaluates changes against reference checklists to ensure updates do not break existing functionality.

Automated code review on GitHub and GitLab repositories for WordPress plugins is supported by loading diffs and project configuration context. It produces an actionable, template-driven report stored with ID- and slug-based naming for auditability.

Consistent code quality checks across a team maintaining WordPress plugins are enforced through a hard-stop review gate. By loading project configurations like PHPCS and plugin headers, it standardizes quality assessments and surfaces critical issues early.

Automated WordPress PR review works with existing PHPCS configurations by loading project context during the analysis phase. It combines this configuration data with diff scanning to produce a structured, security-focused review report.