include hooks/actions called by scheduled functions#11
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kkmuffme wants to merge 1 commit intowp-hooks:trunkfrom
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@kkmuffme Thanks for the PR. This is useful and working well except it generates duplicate entries where there's more than one call to |
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Closes #9
The "docs" are always empty, since a) nobody ever documents these and b) if someone really wants to document, we can still add that later.
Used the original nodes for all things (instead of the WP Reflector nodes), as this code is/will be used in other repos that only use the phpDocumentor/Reflector directly (and I need args from the reflector node anyway, so it's easier to maintain, as it's the widely used reflector syntax instead of the WP mumbo jumbo)