[*] WP CLI is the easiest option here. First, we want an array/list we can store the desired sites in: results=() Then, we get a list of all sites as a variable, and loop over them: blogs=$(wp site list –fields=”blog_id” –format=”csv”) for entry in $blogs do if [ “${entry}” == “blog_id” ]; then continue # … Read more
What you are trying to do is not unit testing but integration testing, and as integration usually requires some initialization which will be specific to the relevant plugin it is hard to give a general answer which is more then the obvious”include the plugin file” The idea of unit testing is to check that your … Read more
The first thing to check for this issue is the WP_DEBUG, WP_DEBUG_LOG and WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY constants in the wp-config.php file. They have to be set to false or be commented out (the default value is false). Else, no matter which global log_errors, display_errors or error_reporting settings you have, you will still see those warnings when running … Read more
What is inside your version.php file? File: /wp-includes/version.php 1: <?php 2: /** 3: * The WordPress version string 4: * 5: * @global string $wp_version 6: */ 7: $wp_version = ‘4.7.1’; You can play with that number and test. You can try to install the latest version of WP Cli and test. You may update … Read more
Having the “shortest” script is a fairly pointless goal here I think, besides for entertainment purposes. But if you are looking for something that is very minimal and easy to understand, you can check out Bash scripts like my own free SlickStack project on GitHub, which is geared toward LEMP stack newbies. Keep mind that … Read more
As you probably already know, WordPress supports language packs. Translation files that reside in wp-content/languages. Those are used to translate all the strings the user sees in WordPress. WordPress also allows translation teams on WordPress.org to provide localized release packages. These already come with the translation files included, plus a bit more. They can translate … Read more
This is probably impossible since WP-CLI pass the arguments directly to wp_insert_posts. I’m automating this with wp eval. For example: wp eval ‘wp_set_object_terms(12 , array(1, 2, 3), “course”);’ The post id can be obtained when you create the post with –porcelain: wp post create … –porcelain Or by normal query with post title: wp eval … Read more
You could probably manipulate the option with wp option update but you shouldn’t. It has plenty of dedicated commands for plugins, in your case it would probably be something like wp plugin activate active-directory-integration,disable-comments,http-authentication –url=blogs.my.domain/test1.
It looks like you probably don’t have mysql in your path. From the command prompt, you should be able to run ‘mysql’ and enter the mysql interactive environment. If you see something like ‘command not found.’ then keep working on that path. There are few different ways to set up your path, I prefer to … Read more
Is the plugin_method() publicly available? Check whether it is a class method or belongs to a namespace. If it belongs to a class, then you have to create an object of the class before you can call the method. Similarly if it is a namespace method, then you have to call the function with the … Read more