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1. What is the main difference between scaffold_addon.py and component_generator.py?

What is the main difference between scaffold_addon.py and component_generator.py? Both only install WordPress The second creates databases The first generates CSS only The first copies/renames an addon skeleton; the second renders Jinja2 components

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2. What does addon-config.json primarily provide?

What does addon-config.json primarily provide? Compiled CSS Replacement pairs and source/target paths WordPress users CPT query results

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3. What does addon-structure.json describe?

What does addon-structure.json describe? AJAX selectors The file and folder tree to copy plus optional/rename flags Database tables Runtime shortcode settings

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4. Why does main() copy config[“pairs”] before applying CLI overrides?

Why does main() copy config[“pairs”] before applying CLI overrides? To create a backup directory To duplicate generated files To change runtime replacements without mutating the loaded config object To validate JSON syntax

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5. What does –name override?

What does –name override? The data-model path The Python executable The source template folder name pairs.plugin_name.to

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6. What does –slug override in addon scaffolding?

What does –slug override in addon scaffolding? Every data-model CPT slug automatically The target parent directory The plugin version pairs.slug.to

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7. How is –target-dir interpreted for addon scaffolding?

How is –target-dir interpreted for addon scaffolding? As a JSON document As the Jinja template directory As a parent joined with the resolved slug As the final PHP file

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8. What does –template-dir replace?

What does –template-dir replace? The WordPress theme root The mapping components paths.root.from for this run paths.root.to

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9. What happens if the template path does not exist or is not a directory?

What happens if the template path does not exist or is not a directory? An empty addon is created The target is used as source WordPress downloads it Validation raises an error before copying

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10. What happens when the resolved target already exists?

What happens when the resolved target already exists? The scaffolder stops without overwriting it It merges automatically It renames the old addon It deletes the directory

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11. What does addon –dry-run do after validation?

What does addon –dry-run do after validation? Creates then deletes files Runs WordPress tests Reports the planned addon and paths without writing Copies only PHP

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12. What is the normal write order?

What is the normal write order? Render Jinja, install WordPress, rename Replace source, delete target, copy Rename source, then copy config Copy structure, rename paths, replace file contents

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13. What determines the files copied from the skeleton?

What determines the files copied from the skeleton? The media library data-model.json only addon-structure.json The active theme

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14. Which entries should be renamed using pairs?

Which entries should be renamed using pairs? Only JSON files Those marked rename=yes in the structure Every file unconditionally Only optional files

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15. Which replacement groups can TextReplacer receive?

Which replacement groups can TextReplacer receive? Posts, terms, and media CSS, SQL, and DNS CPTs, users, and roles Main pairs, comment-only pairs, and translation-string pairs

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16. What extra information does -v provide before generation?

What extra information does -v provide before generation? Automatic dry-run New replacement behavior The from-to replacement pairs and detailed processing Database queries

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17. How does main() handle an unexpected exception?

How does main() handle an unexpected exception? Prints an error and returns 1, with traceback in verbose mode Ignores it and returns success Activates the addon Deletes the source

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18. What does scaffold_child.py not generate?

What does scaffold_child.py not generate? Copied design-pack files A child-theme directory Renamed theme identity Addon CPTs, taxonomies, and domain shortcodes

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19. What does a child-theme –slug override normally update?

What does a child-theme –slug override normally update? Parent theme name Every PHP function body Theme folder slug and text-domain target Database prefix

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20. What is required after scaffolding an addon skeleton?

What is required after scaffolding an addon skeleton? Edit WordPress core Assume production readiness Delete configuration Generate/integrate components, review output, lint, activate, and test

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1. What is the main difference between scaffold_addon.py and component_generator.py?

2. What does addon-config.json primarily provide?

3. What does addon-structure.json describe?

4. Why does main() copy config[“pairs”] before applying CLI overrides?

5. What does –name override?

6. What does –slug override in addon scaffolding?

7. How is –target-dir interpreted for addon scaffolding?

8. What does –template-dir replace?

9. What happens if the template path does not exist or is not a directory?

10. What happens when the resolved target already exists?

11. What does addon –dry-run do after validation?

12. What is the normal write order?

13. What determines the files copied from the skeleton?

14. Which entries should be renamed using pairs?

15. Which replacement groups can TextReplacer receive?

16. What extra information does -v provide before generation?

17. How does main() handle an unexpected exception?

18. What does scaffold_child.py not generate?

19. What does a child-theme –slug override normally update?

20. What is required after scaffolding an addon skeleton?