Could not reset WordPress user password using WP CLI
Could not reset WordPress user password using WP CLI
Could not reset WordPress user password using WP CLI
How to revert the media structure from /uploads/year/month to the /uploads directory in wordpress?
Understanding this answer requires preliminary knowledge in a system administration and Linux issue named “Environment variables”. Acquiring this knowledge could be done with a didactic Linux book, course, or tutor. If one explanation was bad, seek another. The problem and the solution: It seems to happen due to a partial utilization of the PATH environment … Read more
Since wp-cli version 2.8.0 the –use-include flag makes XDebug work with wp eval-file as it will use include() for the file instead of using eval(). See more here: https://make.wordpress.org/cli/2023/05/31/wp-cli-v2-8-0-release-notes/ https://github.com/wp-cli/eval-command/issues/49
This turns out to be Gridpane, as suggested by @birgire, using an option called “Block wp-version”.
No commands are safe when ran as root. Even the help screens aren’t safe as root. The reason the –allow-root flag is considered dangerous is not because of what the CLI commands themselves do, but because your entire sites code is loaded when WP CLI runs, but now as root. This would mean any hidden … Read more
Have a look at your PHP errors. I’ve seen WP CLI fail like that because PHP fatals out.
@wordpress/env cli doesn’t seem to properly update permalink structure until visiting the WP Admin Permalink settings page
You have to supply post_modified and post_modified_gmt to a date in the future. Otherwise the “future” date will be in the past, and the post will become published. For example: wp post update 6868 –post_status=future –post_date=”2023-08-26 15:11:29″ –post_date_gmt=”2023-08-26 22:11:29″
In *nix environments, the permissions and privileges of a running executable are determined by the user who executes the program. You’ve verified this by noticing that when you run wp-cli with sudo, what it can do changes – you didn’t need to change the permissions on the executable to do this, you ran the program … Read more