Founder at Super Speedy Plugins
Author of the WPI and Super Speedy Plugins performance guides and creator and coder of the plugins sold by Super Speedy Plugins.
Latest posts by Dave Hilditch (see all)
- ChatGPT really sucks at SQL - August 9, 2024
- We’ve launched our newsletter again - July 24, 2024
- Full Hello Elementor and Elementor Pro FSE compatibility added for Super Speedy Filters - May 30, 2024
I like transparency. I also like repeatable processes – once you have a repeatable process, you can measure and you can improve.
To that end, here is our plugin deployment process:
- Develop fixes, features on your local environment
- Commit changes and edits to your local repository against the relevant Jira issue
- Once you have a complete package you are happy to deliver, ensure you update the version number in the main file of the plugin
- Request a pull (or push if you have priviliges) to the relevant Bitbucket repository for the plugin
- Create a zip of the plugin (if you’re zipping from your local repo, remember to delete the .git folder from the zip)
- Test the new plugin on debug.www.superspeedyplugins.com where we have extensive logging, monitoring and regression testing
- Once confirmed ready, upload the zip file to the wpintense plugins folder and edit the relevant .json file to include the updated version number
- Test the automatic update works properly using demo.www.superspeedyplugins.com (all our plugins are installed there)
