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Thanks! Is there any place these are documented? For example, I have no idea what severity means and what are the accepted values... |
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If anything that would be in the main Plugin Check repository. Each warning or error has a severity from 1 (lowest) to 10 (highest). So if you pass a number in that range, you can exclude any results below that threshold. |
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Yeah, I've looked there but didn't really find nothing... Like, what's the default, etc. I don't really want to dig in the source code if possible... |
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By default there's no severity threshold, all results are shown. Feel free to open an issue on the other repo to suggest docs improvements |
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Adds a ton of new arguments to align with what the WP-CLI command now supports:
Fixes #184
Fixes #229