BOGO Select for WooCommerce 2.3.2

Install: download bogo-select-2.3.2.zip below, then WordPress → Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin.

[2.3.2] — 2026-08-02

An analyser, and the twelve findings it was wrong about.

What is added is development tooling rather than plugin functionality, so this
is a PATCH: the runtime changes it prompted are casts and annotations, and every
offer behaves exactly as it did in 2.3.1.

Added

• Static analysis, at a level the code actually passes (CODEX-REVIEW.md
  L-04, the half deferred from 2.3.1). PHPStan reads the runtime code against
  the WordPress and WooCommerce stub packages and judges it as PHP 7.4, the
  compatibility floor, while running on a current PHP. composer analyse runs
  it and so does a CI job of its own. There is no baseline and nothing is
  suppressed: a baseline records what the code got wrong and then stops
  mentioning it, which turns the level into a number about history rather than
  about the code.

  The first run reported 116 problems. Eighty were missing type annotations —
  the level-6 rules, no defect among them, and the named next step. Of the rest:
  seven passed an int to esc_attr(), six used plugin constants the analyser
  cannot see because it does not run define(), three crossed float and string
  on a price, and two called get_variation_attributes() on a WC_Product,
  where it does not exist. All are fixed; none changed behaviour.

  Twelve were reported as redundant guards and were kept. The stubs describe
  current WooCommerce optimistically, so a method_exists() check against an
  older release reads as always true and is not — deleting those is how a
  compatibility guard becomes a regression. treatPhpDocTypesAsCertain: false
  stops docblock types being treated as certainties while leaving native types
  alone, and the twelve findings went away without the code going with them.

Fixed

• The pinned-sibling browser assertion matches what WooCommerce renders.
  Tightening it in 2.3.1 turned it red: it looked for the variation's full post
  title, Classic Variable Thing - Large, in the cart line. WooCommerce renders
  a variation line as the parent's name with Size: Large beneath it, so that
  string is never there. The 2.3.1 CI failure was this assertion, not the
  plugin — and it also showed the assertion it replaced had been passing on a
  negative that was true whichever sibling was in the cart. It now matches the
  attribute, still scoped to the cart rows, and prints the row text when it
  fails.