Naming variables as $blog_id, $taxonomy, $posts, etc. is probably not a great idea as this might introduce some unexpected bugs to a WordPress based website. See PHPCS errors preventing plugin update for example, while it's not the case (WPP isn't overriding any variables here) PHPCS does warn about this problem.
Let's make sure that we're using variable names that are unique to the plugin (eg. maybe by adding a wpp_ prefix to them?)
Naming variables as
$blog_id,$taxonomy,$posts, etc. is probably not a great idea as this might introduce some unexpected bugs to a WordPress based website. See PHPCS errors preventing plugin update for example, while it's not the case (WPP isn't overriding any variables here) PHPCS does warn about this problem.Let's make sure that we're using variable names that are unique to the plugin (eg. maybe by adding a
wpp_prefix to them?)