Your hosting company says PHP 7.4 (or 8.0, 8.1\u2026) is going away and you have to upgrade. Which of your plugins will break?<\/p>\n\n
Upgravo<\/strong> reads the code of every plugin and your theme, on your own server, and gives you a straight answer:<\/p>\n\n The analysis engine is PHPCompatibility<\/a> (176 rules maintained by the PHP community since 2012) running on PHP_CodeSniffer, bundled inside the plugin, plus Upgravo's own detectors for PHP 8.2 dynamic properties and relative callables. It reads code; it does not run it. A static scan cannot see problems that only appear at runtime, so treat \"nothing breaks\" as \"nothing we can see breaks\", and keep a backup before any upgrade.<\/p>\n\n No. Everything runs on your server, inside WordPress. The plugin makes no external requests.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. That is why it works on SiteGround, Kinsta, WP Engine and other hosts that disable About 15 ms per PHP file. A site with WooCommerce and a dozen plugins (5,000 files) takes one to two minutes. The scan runs in batches of a few seconds each, so it is safe on any host.<\/p><\/dd>\n \"Breaks\" means a fatal error on the target PHP version: a function that no longer exists, an argument order that is no longer accepted. \"Notices\" means the code still works but PHP marks it as deprecated and logs a message; it will break in a future version.<\/p><\/dd>\n\n
function_exists()<\/code> or a PHP version check is not reported, and findings that only apply to the PHP version you already run are hidden by default (you can still see them, with the reason).<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\nDesigned for any hosting<\/h4>\n\n
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exec()<\/code>, no shell, no external server.<\/strong> Your code never leaves your site. Nothing to sign up for, no license key to see results.<\/li>\nadvanced-cache.php<\/code>, object-cache.php<\/code>, db.php<\/code>\u2026), the parent theme, and every class of WordPress core itself, so a plugin that extends WP_Widget<\/code> or WC_Payment_Gateway<\/code> is checked properly instead of ignored.<\/li>\nmysql_*<\/code>, mcrypt<\/code>, each()<\/code>, create_function()<\/code>\u2026), PHP 8.0 fatal errors, PHP 8.1\/8.2\/8.3\/8.4 deprecations including dynamic properties and 'self::method'<\/code> callables. Everything that already applies to the PHP version you run today is shown as hidden, with the reason.<\/li>\nwp upgravo scan --target=8.4 --format=json<\/code> returns exit code 1 if anything active breaks, so agencies can check 50 sites from a script.<\/li>\nBuilt on PHPCompatibility<\/h4>\n\n
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upgravo<\/code> folder to wp-content\/plugins\/<\/code>.<\/li>\n\n
Does it send my code anywhere?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Does it need `exec()` or shell access?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
exec()<\/code>.<\/p><\/dd>\nHow long does a scan take?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
What is the difference between \"Breaks\" and \"Notices\"?<\/h3><\/dt>\n