[theme-reviewers] Embedded theme options frameworks and/or resources

[Jasin S.]

^ what tskk said.

A good starting point would be using diff to check if the Options framework
has been inserted "as-is" in the theme, or if its a modified version (maybe
even malicious code)

I find Sublimerge to be an awesome tool for this (available on Sublime Text
editor)

cheers,
Jasin S.
* <http://wphoot.com>*

Is that framework included in the theme zip? If it is then you have to
> review it.
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> I'm reviewing a theme which embeds options framework.
> My question is, since it is bundled resource, I don't need to go through
> it line by line, right?
> Plugin reviewer can take care of that. But how can I make sure, it is
> not modified version of original
> and/or not containing any malicious code such as dialling home which we
> encountered few days back!
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