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Misc improvements for AI agent contributions - #285
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR configures daily root npm updates, expands Copilot test setup for MySQL and Behat, changes Gherkin linting to Composer-based execution, and updates contributor guidance for targeted and full test runs. ChangesCI Testing Updates
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk:🔵 Low · up to The Copilot environment may use a different MySQL release than CI, which can make agent test results diverge from CI behavior; the PR is otherwise mergeable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up to pin the intended version. Possibly related PRs
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In @.github/workflows/copilot-setup-steps.yml:
- Around line 66-81: Update the “Setup MySQL Server” step to explicitly set the
action’s mysql-version input to the intended CI version, such as mysql-8.0,
instead of relying on the empty/default value. Preserve the existing
credentials, auto-start setting, conditions, and subsequent database preparation
flow.
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Contributor-experience changes coming out of the discussion in wp-cli/wp-cli#6161
about what it costs an AI coding agent — or anyone iterating in a terminal — to
work in a WP-CLI repository. Four independent commits; happy to drop any of them.
AGENTS.md: point contributors at targeted test runs
AGENTS.mdcurrently says validating a change means runningcomposer test, andcalls doing anything else not recommended. Agents follow that literally. In
wp-cli/wp-cli it means the full Behat suite — 430 scenarios, 205 of which install
WordPress from scratch — needing
jq, a prepared MySQL database and networkaccess to WordPress.org. Tens of minutes and a wall of output to check a two-line
change.
Replaced with a table mapping what you changed to what to run, keeping the full
suite as the pre-pull-request check for cross-cutting work. Also documents
composer behat-rerunand--stop-on-failure, theNO_COLORandWP_CLI_TEST_QUIEToutput switches, and the fact that a greencomposer testisnot a green CI.
Run the Gherkin linting through
composer lint-gherkinThe
lint-gherkinjob downloaded the ruleset from this repository overraw.githubusercontent and invoked
npxitself. That left contributors with noconfig file in their own repository to run the check against, so the only way to
find a Gherkin violation was to push and wait.
wp-cli-tests now owns the ruleset, the pinned linter version and the invocation,
so the job calls that instead. One place to change the rules, and the check is
reproducible locally.
Depends on wp-cli/wp-cli-tests#356 —
composer lint-gherkindoes not existuntil that ships. The other three commits stand alone.
Let Dependabot update the npm tooling
wp-cli-tests pins the Gherkin linter in a
package.jsonthat exists for no otherpurpose. Without an npm entry here that pin never moves. It is a no-op in every
repository that has no
package.json, which is all of them bar one.Give the Copilot environment a database
copilot-setup-steps.ymlinstalled PHP and Composer but no database, so theBehat runner silently fell back to SQLite and the agent's test runs were never
the ones CI would do. Mirrors the MySQL setup from
reusable-functional.yml,gated on the package actually having a
behat.yml.Notes for review
lint-gherkingets heavier. It previously needed only Node; it now alsodoes a PHP setup and
composer install, because the runner script lives invendor/bin. That is the price of a single source of truth. The lighteralternative is pointing the existing
curlat wp-cli-tests'.gherkin-lintrc— one source for the rules, but the version pin and the invocation stay
duplicated.
.gherkin-lintrcin this repository becomes unused once this lands. Leftin place rather than deleted, in case something outside these two repositories
still fetches that URL.
AGENTS.mdcommit mentionscomposer lint-gherkinand the two outputswitches, so it reads slightly ahead of itself until
Make the test runners cheaper to run repeatedly and quieter to read back wp-cli-tests#356 merges.
Refs wp-cli/wp-cli#6161
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