Added PHPDoc for cmd_starts_with() method#6034
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I believe we have a ton of missing docblocks in a lot of other places—would you like to help improve them more holistically? :) |
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Thank you for pointing that out! I'd be happy to help improve the docblocks more holistically. Let me know if there's a specific area you'd like me to focus on. 😊 |
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Pretty much everything in the |
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Actually, many methods are missing docblocks, and I’m not entirely sure about the purpose of each method. How can I write a proper docblock for the methods in the PHP folder without fully understanding the functionality of each one? |
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Fair enough :) let‘s start with this one then |
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Sorry I don't meant to be so Nitpicky on a small PR but this is a particular case where cmd / command happens to refer to the WP-CLI binary, while in most other contexts it actually refers to a specific wp cli command (user, core, db, etc...) so it is better to clarify (even in the next function below "command" starts to refer to specific wp-cli commands again
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Thanks! |
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Fix: #6033
Add PHPDoc for
cmd_starts_with()method inRunnerclass to improve code readability, align with WordPress coding standards, and help developers understand the purpose and behaviour of the function.