Andy Fragen

Raruto

Places development notice for plugins or themes that are in local development. Notices are placed on the plugins page and the themes page. Prevents updating of selected plugins and themes.
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<li>Automatically adds plugins and themes under version control.</li>
<li>Automatically allows for using a local file server.</li>
<li>Allows for bypassing the WordPress 5.2 WSOD Shutdown Handler.</li>
<li>Add a warning color to admin bar when running under localhost. Default is on.</li>
<li>Add a git host icon to the plugins page. Default is off. No option if GitHub Updater is running.</li>
<li>Allows setting of <code>WP_ENVIRONMENT_TYPE</code> in <code>wp-config.php</code>.</li>
</ul>
Pull Requests are welcome against the <a href="https://github.com/afragen/local-development" rel="nofollow ugc">develop branch on GitHub</a>.
Requires PHP 7.4 or greater.

Local Development

Works well, easy to use, customizable

Just what I was looking for!

Places development notice for plugins or themes that are in local development. Prevents updating of selected plugins and themes.

Chris Allen

Poodle Plugins

This plugin makes it easy to distinguish between your local development site, and your live site. 
I created this because I often use a local duplicate of my live site, for development, with the same DB, and the same URL.
I needed a quick & easy way of distinguishing between my live and development sites at a glance. This plugin acheives that in the simplest way possible.
There are settings for colour, positioning and the text displayed on the badge. It is also possible to add a link onto the badge.

WP Dev Flag

Shows a floating badge on the front end, to visually distinguish your development site from production.

Local Development vs WP Dev Flag