Dynamic hook name

Why It Shows Up

Plugin Check found a dynamic hook name such as a variable, array value, or concatenated expression. Static analysis cannot prove the final hook name starts with the plugin's namespace.

Why It Matters

Dynamic hook names can be valid, but unclear naming makes collisions and unexpected integrations harder to reason about across WordPress, themes, and other plugins.

How to Fix

• Prefer a literal hook name with the plugin prefix when the hook is part of the plugin's public API.
• If the hook must be dynamic, keep a fixed plugin-prefixed base before the variable portion.
• Document public dynamic hooks so integrators know the expected final hook names.

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