PHPStan is a tool that finds bugs in code before you run it. WordPress developers can use it to catch tricky errors in plugins and themes. This skill helps you set up PHPStan the right way.
You will learn how to configure phpstan.neon files. You will also learn how to fix errors with WordPress-specific types. This includes types for hooks, REST endpoints, and database results.
The skill also covers baseline management and handling third-party plugin classes. It makes static analysis easier for any WordPress project.
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