WP CLI in WP 5.3 with PHP 7.4
WP CLI in WP 5.3 with PHP 7.4
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wp cli search and replace on –network Error reconnecting to the database
wp cli search and replace on –network Error reconnecting to the database
Remove files unrelated to WordPress from uploads
I don’t know whether there is a better WP-CLI way or not, but you could write a simple script that recursively crawls your uploads directory (or it’s subdirectories) and than check the absolute paths (URLs) of those files and compare them against guid column in wp_posts table. If your file is not there, WordPress doesn’t … Read more
How do I trigger WP CLI DB export using a PHP function?
WP-CLI can evaluate a PHP file. See wp eval-file {PHP file name} for details, but essentially you: Write a PHP file containing the commands you want executed in WordPress’s context (let’s say you call it myfile.php) Run it using WP-CLI: wp eval-file myfile.php If you need it scheduled, you could use cron, the Windows Scheduler, … Read more
How to add an array to a command “wp config set”?
How to add an array to a command “wp config set”?
Circumvent WP CLI Command
@kero the init hook proved to be way to early, thanks for the bright mind! The template_redirect hook works just fine as you mentioned.
WP-CLI Error Requesting CURL Extension
Though, curl appeared to be properly working from https://localhost.sitedomain.com/phpinfo.php , the true cause of the error was that curl was in fact disabled within the global php.ini file located at /etc/php/<php version #>/php.ini , which is different from local active php.ini located at /etc/php/7.3/apache2/php.ini . Now everything works properly.
Give WP-Cli User Home Directory Privileges
Yes, I will accept the “newbie” embarrassment and answer my basic questions . 😉 1.) www-data 2.) For fellow wp-cli newbies, follow this excellent tutorial to get wp-cli working in local dev, and remember NOT to forget the last step. 🙂 3.) One should never put the html directory in /home/ for the reason malicious … Read more
Mocking WP_CLI static methods in unit tests
So I am using PEST as my testing framework, and if I just define my mocks in the helpers, they won’t be called correctly, because the WPCLI will probably be autoloaded after that on each test. So I added beforeEach(function () { $wpCliMock = \Mockery::mock(‘alias:WP_CLI’); $wpCliMock ->shouldReceive(‘success’) ->andReturnArg(0); $wpCliMock ->shouldReceive(‘error’) ->andReturnArg(0); }); Inside my tests, … Read more
WP-Cli Autoloads Non-existant Framework
WP-Cli Autoloads Non-existant Framework