GitHub ActionsでWordPressのプラグインをGitHubのリポジトリからWordPress.orgのプラグインリポジトリにデプロイする。 – わーどぷれすっ!!
注意!! この投稿は6年と2ヶ月前に公開されたものです。 そのため、この情報は古くなっている可能性があるのでご注意ください。 が必要です。 ステップバイステップで簡単に説明すると、 以下では簡単にステップを紹介します。詳しくはGitHub Actionsや10upさんのリポジトリの説明を読んでください。 開発環境のgitのマスターブランチに「.wordpress-org」ディレクトリ(これは設定で変更可能ですが、このワークフローのデフォルトに従います)を作り、SVNのassetsディレクトリの中身をそこにコピーします。 # WordPress プラグインのSVNリポジトリ構成の例 . ├── assets/ │ ├── icon-256x256.png │ ├── icon.svg │ └── screenshot-1.png ├── branches/ ├── tags/ └
Deploying WordPress from GitHub with Dploy.io -
There has been a lot of talk about using version control to deploy WordPress lately and not a lot of usable material about how to actually accomplish this. I thought it would be good to cover this in an article, however; I soon discovered that no single article could truly encompass the subject thoroughly so this will be a multipart series. And since this is likely to be a long article let’s just
Publishing WordPress Plug-Ins With Git | Envato Tuts+
If you've got a plug-in hosted on the WordPress repository then you'll be fairly familiar with SVN and some of its commands. In this tutorial I'll show you how you can use Git, another version control system popularised by GitHub, to publish and maintain your plug-in. What Is Git? Git and SVN are both examples of Version Control Systems. WordPress' repository uses the latter (if you have a plug-in
Deploying With Git - Half-Elf on Tech
I’ve been banging my head on this for a while. It really did take me a year and reading lots of things to begin to understand that I was totally wrong. As with many things, I have to sit down and use them for a while to understand what I’m doing wrong, and what I need to learn. I finally had my git breakthrough. It’s very possible (no, likely) that I got some of this wrong, but I feel like I now u
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WordPress Git Guide
Using Git with Subversion Mirroring for WordPress Plugin Development
GitHub - markjaquith/WordPress-Skeleton: Basic layout of a WordPress Git repository. I use this as a base when creating a new repo.