wp-test-strategy

A WordPress testing strategy identifies risk surfaces across features, blocks, themes, and plugins, then prescribes targeted unit, integration, and end-to-end coverage. It applies risk-based guidance to tailor test scope for release readiness.

Use E2E testing for high-risk user flows like checkout or migration paths, and unit testing for isolated logic in blocks or REST API endpoints. Risk-based analysis determines the appropriate mix of test levels for each specific WordPress change.

Planning integration tests for a WordPress REST API migration involves mapping data dependencies and validating endpoint interactions. The strategy framework recommends integration coverage to ensure system components interact correctly during the migration process.

Yes, the testing strategy explicitly supports WordPress blocks, custom plugins, themes, and REST APIs. It provides a structured decision framework to align the appropriate test levels with the specific components being modified.

Assessing release readiness requires a structured testing plan that specifies recommended test levels and scope. By identifying risk surfaces first, the strategy ensures targeted coverage across unit, integration, and E2E tests before deployment.