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$file_contents = str_replace( 'Tested up to: 5.7', 'Tested up to: ' . $new_data['plugin_tested'], $file_contents );, tukutoi-plugin-generator/public/class-tkt-plugin-generator-public.php:314

This will not replace because the BPBP Tested up to: is 5.9...

These warnings happen only when using bulk activate/deactivate mode. They are due to a missing check for isset() in the activate and deactivate classes, possibly also in the uninstall process.

Generating a plugin does not replace the Requires at least: 1.0.0 and Tested up to: 5.8 parts in the main file or readme.

/builds folder in the plugin needs to be writable. This is an issue in hardly locked down servers.
Workaround is to make it writable, but that might just be unsafe.

I need to check with colleague if and how to do this right (mkdir needs a writable folder, the question is to whom do you give these rights...)

Once the bugs #14, #15, and #16 are solved, make sure to sync all repos with the updated and fixed version.

The process at https://www.generateplugins.com/#generate-plugin does not replace prefixes such as plugin_name_uninstall to my_plugin_name_uninstall, throughout the entire plugin.

Currently prefixed stuff with plugin_name_ does not get replaced.
We have a method to replace things that start with pfx_, so just update the source (BPBP) to use pfx_ instead of plugin_name_

Tested online at https://www.generateplugins.com/#generate-plugin

Would it be better to generate the zip file with all files and folders within a top folder named using the plugin name, so that the folder structure matches that for a WP plugin ready for upload? There was no top folder in the zip downloaded from the online generator.

Also tested locally on XAMPP, the form loaded ok but it froze after completing and then clicking the Generate button, maybe due to my local web server config.

Help out a fool and protect me from myself.

I didn't read the tooltip and just typed a dashed plugin prefix, eg:

knepp-accom-bookings

It generated it but then I ended up with a fatal error when I installed the plugin because I had created a bunch of invalid php.

function knepp-accom-bookings_activate() {
	require_once plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . 'includes/class-woocommerce-knepp-accommodation-bookings-activator.php';
	Woocommerce_Knepp_Accommodation_Bookings_Activator::activate();
}

Maybe either implement validation in the form and make us fix it, or implement a replace on the dash / invalid characters before generating the plugin?