WordPress versions

Each release line of this package targets one WordPress major.minor line. For example, doiftrue/unitest-wp-copy:7.1.* contains selected code copied from WordPress 7.1 and its runtime compatibility files.

Supported WP Versions

Install the package line that matches the WordPress line you need to test:

WordPress line	Composer constraint
7.1	doiftrue/unitest-wp-copy:7.1.*
7.0	doiftrue/unitest-wp-copy:7.0.*
6.9	doiftrue/unitest-wp-copy:6.9.*
6.8	doiftrue/unitest-wp-copy:6.8.*
6.7	doiftrue/unitest-wp-copy:6.7.*
6.6	doiftrue/unitest-wp-copy:6.6.*
6.5	doiftrue/unitest-wp-copy:6.5.*

INFO

WordPress versions before 6.5 are not supported.

For example, for a plugin tested with WordPress 6.9:

composer require --dev doiftrue/unitest-wp-copy:6.9.*
composer require --dev 10up/wp_mock

What the version means

The first two numbers select the target WordPress line. The package also has its own release revision, so a complete tag such as 7.0.2.8 means:

• 7.0 — code and runtime compatibility for WordPress 7.0 - <major>.<minor>.
• 2.8 — the release revision of this package for that line - <major>.<minor>.

Usage examples in your composer.json:

• 7.0.2.8 - pin one exact release.
• 7.0.2.* - allow conservative updates starting from this build (small fixes).
• 7.0.* - allow any update of this package (major changes may affect existing tests).

Supporting more than one WordPress line

One installed dependency set contains one WordPress line. If your plugin supports several WordPress lines, run its test suite in a CI matrix and install the matching package constraint in each job. For example, test one job with 6.5.* and another with 7.1.*.