wp-cli is not a development tool, it is a server admin tool, as such all the scaffold stuff there is…. for lack of better word, unneeded bloat. It is unlikely to reflect best practice, especially if your copy is old. In the specific case of page templates, there is really nothing worth “scaffolding” the easiest … Read more
If you have this statement (by default) in your wp-config file define( ‘WP_AUTO_UPDATE_CORE’, true ); Then WP core files are automatically updated for you. This assumes that you have traffic to your site (if nobody ever visits your site, the updates won’t happen.) So your solution is actually causing more work by the server, and … Read more
Sounds like you need to rename the wp-cli.phar to wp. chmod +x wp-cli.phar sudo mv wp-cli.phar /usr/local/bin/wp I usually move wp to my home folder’s bin directory so /home/YOUR_USER_NAME/bin now try: wp –info
OK, solution was buried in the command help. Basically, just drop the –post_content arg and replace with the name of the file.
Please read the docs. It’s wp post delete POST-ID. # Delete post skipping trash $ wp post delete 123 –force Success: Deleted post 123. # Delete all pages $ wp post delete $(wp post list –post_type=”page” –format=ids) Success: Trashed post 1164. Success: Trashed post 1186. # Delete all posts in the trash $ wp post … Read more
WP-CLI has a couple of commands to install Multisite (or convert a non-Multisite WP installation to Multisite): wp core multisite-install wp core multisite-convert Are either of those what you’re looking for?
public static function Run() { The “static” here means this function doesn’t have an object context i.e. it’s intended to be called as Block::Run() without actually making a Block. That said, $block = new Block(); $block->Run(); will still work, but it still doesn’t have $this set inside the method. Instead you can use the class … Read more
There’s the wp-cli tag that is being used in WordPress plugin directory, but it is not super popupar (less than 500 plugins seem to use it). wpcli is not even close with less than 20. In general you’ve listed all the other ways that you can inform your users unintrusively about the presence of a … Read more
Instead of using ” to wrap your expressions, use ‘. Further experimenting shows me that this is incorrect—both ” and ‘ should work, as long as they’re matched (ie, you don’t accidentally try something like wp search-replace “domain.com/wp-content/uploads/(\d)/(\d)/(\d*)/’ “domain.com/wp-content/uploads/\$1/\$2/” –precise –all-tables –skip-columns=guid –regex. (Note that the regex in that example starts with ” and ends … Read more
You would implement this: https://make.wordpress.org/core/2021/06/29/introducing-update-uri-plugin-header-in-wordpress-5-8/ First you would add a Update URI: header to your plugin with a custom domain. Second, you would add a filter to your plugin, using the filter name update_plugins_{$hostname} where {$hostname} is the value you gave your Update URI: . E.g. Update URI: example.com would have the filter update_plugins_example.com. In … Read more