automattic/crowdsignal-plugin

Create and manage Crowdsignal polls and ratings in WordPress

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github.com/Automattic/crowdsignal-plugin

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GPL-2.0-or-later 0c0eec86f3f3fadbff31365d9c444c5633925fa8

Published on Packagist.org on 2025-10-20 05:04 UTC

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README

Legacy WordPress plugin for creating and managing Crowdsignal polls and ratings. WordPress.org slug is polldaddy.

Development

make install          # npm install && composer install
make setup            # install + start wp-env

Linting

make lint             # WordPress Coding Standards check
make lint-fix         # Auto-fix

Testing

make up                                 # Local WordPress at localhost:8888 (admin/password)
make test                               # Unit + integration tests
make test-unit                          # Unit tests only (no WordPress bootstrap)
make test-integration                   # Integration tests (requires wp-env)

# Single test
./vendor/bin/phpunit --filter testMethodName --testsuite=unit

i18n

make i18n             # Generate languages/polldaddy.pot

Run make help to see all available targets.

Building and Releasing

Releases use a two-phase, CI-deployed flow:

  1. make release VERSION=x.y.z (run from trunk) bumps the version in polldaddy.php/readme.txt/package.json, assembles the changelog from the GitHub milestone x.y.z, and opens a PR with the changelog editable in the body.
  2. Merging that PR runs .github/workflows/create-release.yml, which writes the changelog into readme.txt, tags, builds build/polldaddy.zip, creates the GitHub release, and deploys to WordPress.org SVN via the 10up action.

Create a GitHub milestone named exactly x.y.z and assign the release's PRs to it first. WordPress.org release confirmation is enabled, so the deploy is held pending an email confirmation before it goes live.

make build packages build/polldaddy/ and build/polldaddy.zip from the tracked files at HEAD (via git archive, so untracked/ignored files never leak); make i18n regenerates the POT.

Branching

  • trunk — the single default branch. Work branches off it and PRs target it; releases are cut from it.