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Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of Ticket #56034

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97	97	Due to the extendable nature of WordPress and its large plugin and theme infrastructure, the problem facing WordPress is exponential as every single class in WordPress ''may'' be used and/or extended from within plugins and themes and these plugins/themes ''may'' be setting dynamic properties on the WordPress Core classes.
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99		Now, while WP Core at least has tests for a small part of its codebase and runs those diligently, which allows for finding (a subset of the) dynamic properties via the deprecation notices, the majority of plugins/themes do not to have any tests.
	99	Now, while WP Core at least has tests for a small part of its codebase and runs those diligently, which allows for finding (a subset of the) dynamic properties via the deprecation notices, the majority of plugins/themes do not have any tests.
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101	101	As noted previously, finding dynamic properties via static analysis is hard, so these plugin/themes would have to largely rely on error logging/user reporting of the PHP 8.2 deprecation notices to fix things and that is still providing the plugin/theme is actively maintained, which a large number of plugins/themes are not.