WordPress plugin
Oskuvi Importer in Small Steps
Imports a WordPress export file in steps of a few seconds, so a large import doesn't time out. Stop, continue, and run it twice without doubles.
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Find out which plugins and themes would break on a newer PHP version, before your host switches. Knows PHP 8.0 to 8.5.
Hosts move sites to newer PHP versions. A plugin that still uses something PHP has removed can then take the whole site down. Oskuvi PHP Compatibility Scan reads the code of your plugins and themes and tells you, before the switch, what would stop working: per plugin, with the file, the line and the reason.
Choose a target from PHP 7.4 to 8.5. The scan runs in small steps of a few seconds each, so it stays inside the time and memory limits of ordinary hosting, and you can stop it and continue later.
The checks come from the open-source PHPCompatibility project, run by PHP_CodeSniffer, and everything runs on your own server. Nothing is sent anywhere, and there is no account.
(02)Who it's for
(03)Key features
Check against PHP 7.4, 8.0, 8.1, 8.2, 8.3, 8.4 or 8.5.
Small steps of a few seconds. A file the server can't handle is reported as “not checked” and the scan goes on; a very large file gets a step of its own. Closing the window loses nothing.
Errors are kept apart from warnings, plugins with errors come first, and every finding names the file and the line. Code problems that have nothing to do with the PHP version are listed apart.
The active plugins and theme by default, or everything installed. Folders whose code never runs on a site, like node_modules and bundled test suites, are left out.
Nothing is sent anywhere. There is no account and no outside service, and it runs none of the scanned code.
(04)FAQ
No. It reads the files of your plugins and themes and stores its report in the database. Nothing else is written, and no code of the scanned plugins is run.
First update the plugin: its newest version may already be fixed. If the errors remain, ask the plugin's author, and don't switch PHP versions until they are fixed or the plugin is replaced.
No. A scan reads code without running it, which is why it is safe on a live site. A result with no problems is a strong sign, not a guarantee, so test the new PHP version on a staging copy of the site before you switch.
No. WordPress core follows new PHP versions closely, so keep WordPress up to date. The scan covers your plugins and themes.
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The checks come from the open-source PHPCompatibility project (LGPL 3.0 or later), run by PHP_CodeSniffer (BSD 3-Clause) with PHPCSUtils (LGPL 3.0 or later); the plugin bundles them under those licences. WordPress is a trademark of the WordPress Foundation.
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