Dion Hulse

The "correct" approach here for horizontally distributed apps would be for each daemon to have a DB row listing it's status, and where it's running from, with a date stamp...

WordPress.org has this running as a daily cron task to solve this issue: ``` /** * Mark any duplicate jobs as duplicates. * * When the table cannot be read,...

In the case of WordPress.org, it was a surge of uncached hits that caused issues which resulted in loading of WordPress and causing many cronjobs to be checked for existence...

It doesn't look like `Requests` has Digest support at all at present (the readme is the only reference to it). Depending on your api's Digest implementation (there's a few different...

Looks like this one is most likely caused by #244

I'd always assumed that the reason `function_exists()` didn't work correctly in these cases was due to suhosin which has it's own blocklist (separate from disable_functions) and disables them in some...

Just throwing a note out there - `WP_Filesystem` shouldn't be used in the way we see it used in themes due to these rules. It's not a replacement for `file_get_contents()`...

While we could target it to that specific code branch, I'm pondering if it would make sense to add a `Tag_Check_Requirements` check which for defined tags, checks the appropriate requirements...

> I think it is because __MACOSX is rather a folder than a file. This is the problem indeed, `__MACOSX` should be moved to https://github.com/WordPress/theme-check/blob/master/checks/class-directories-check.php - but I don't think...

> So as mad as it sounds there is some logic in `set()` returning true and `$found` being false? Correct, that was a side effect of a deliberate choice of...