If you’re on Windows, open wp-tests-config.php and change the ABSPATH with absolute path to your TEMP folder. For example: define( ‘ABSPATH’, ‘C:\Users\{User}\AppData\Local\Temp/wordpress/’ ); I changed this and phpunit worked! This code is on line 7 in %TEMP%/wordpress-tests-lib/wp-tests-config.php
wp import something.xml The possible problem with this solution is when the original domain is not available from the web server you are on. Try to ping the domain name from the AWS LightSail. You know for the wpcom-themes.svn.automattic.com/demo/theme-unit-test-data.xml, there you have images like wpthemetestdata.files.wordpress.com/2010/08/manhattansummer.jpg, but when the domain wpthemetestdata.files.wordpress.com is not available anymore the … Read more
How can I solve this and besides, Can someone explain me where this temporary config file is located? This will be generated in the WordPress root folder, the same from where you call the wp-cli. Keep in mind you need to provide the correct username password and database name, else it will error. If you … Read more
First of all, locate your installation of WP-CLI. If you’re using Composer you can list all globally installed packages on the command line like this: composer global show Then update the WP-CLI composer package: composer global update wp-cli/wp-cli If you’re using Homebrew, you can list all installed packages on the command line like this: brew … Read more
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 you’re already using WP-CLI, I recommend you to use the wp core multisite-install command to set up your network installation. When you check out the documentation you’ll see that it’s pretty straightforward. Here’s the example from the docs: $ wp core multisite-install –title=”Welcome to the WordPress” \ > –admin_user=”admin” –admin_password=”password” \ > –admin_email=”[email protected]” Single … Read more
Seems you are mixing wp db import with wp import. wp import indeed expects an WordPress Extended RSS (WXR) file as input. Whereas wp db import doesn’t know of an –authors option. Just use wp db import ccv3-2018-07-12-4e523fb.sql and everything should be fine.
Would wp user reset-password {username} work for your purposes? The docs are a little thin, but I gather it sets the password for {username} to a random string, then emails that string to the email address on record for {username}.
[S/O to @TomJNowell whose comments helped me track down the issue. Sharing in case it could help others troubleshoot a similar problem] In my setup, I’m using two Docker containers with different images: wordpress:4.9: wp container wordpesss:cli: wp-cli container In order to allow wp-cli container access to the WordPress config, files, etc., I configured them … Read more
According to Alain Schlesser in wordpress slack: The folder that the packages are installed into is set to use your server user’s home folder. When you try to execute this command from PHP, however, it is being executed by the webserver’s user, which probably has a different home folder, and the package is not installed … Read more