wordpress-versions allows you to easily switch between multiple versions of WordPress. Each WordPress version has its own versioned test environment for running unit-tests against.
The directory structure is inspired by Bedrock and it includes the bedrock-autoloader and register-theme-directory plugins.
Perhaps this will be useful to some.
Check it out! GitHub - pryley/wordpress-versions: Easily switch between multiple versions of WordPress
Cool and thanks for posting.
Iām currently having difficulty with composer right now. Whenever I want to rollback to an older version of WordPress for debugging for example, updating composer, checking it in, then running a deploy to my remote server becomes cumbersome.
Iād like to know more about what inspired you to build this.
Actually the inspiration came from brew-php-switcher. I use homebrew to setup my local development environment and I needed to easily switch between PHP versions to test a certain donation plugin that I was contributing to as they support all the way back to PHP 5.3. With brew-php-switcher I can switch both PHP and the php cli versions with a single command in the terminal.
Then when I building a new plugin, I wanted to run the unit-tests on different versions of WordPress. After looking for something like brew-php-switcher for Wordpress versions, I figured Iād just whip it together myself.
Eventually I plan to rewrite it as a php-cli command with support for table synchronisation, plugin option synchronisation, database reset, etc.