We assume that the cookie should no longer allow re-login once wp user session destroy –all has been executed. Is this assumption wrong? The cookie has nothing to do with re-logging in, the command will destroy their current active sessions, and has nothing to do with future sessions. A user can create new sessions by … Read more
As far as WP and WP CLI is concerned it will make zero difference, and that is why it does not tell you to use one or the other. Both will work, there are no WordPress based advantages or disadvantages that make one more correct than the other. All the things that matter in this … Read more
Just found a solution. One has to use the json-format. wp option patch insert disable_rest_api_options roles none allow_list ‘/contact-form-7/v1’ true –format=json gives the desired object: s:18:”/contact-form-7/v1″;b:1
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
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
Trying to remove all references from old domain in wordpress site after migration to new domain
Trying to run only certain action-scheduler tasks from WP-CLI
There was nothing wrong with the host configuration. The php version being used by the shell was different from the php version that the webserver passes requests to. The problem was solved by installing a mysql extension for the php version that the shell runs.
I solved the problem by adding wp rewrite flush –hard command and setting mod rewirte in the global wp-cli configuration file: wp rewrite structure ‘/%postname%/’ wp rewrite flush –hard config.yml apache_modules: – mod_rewrite In this way, the .htaccess file gets regenerated. According to the official docs, this is needed in order to flush the permalinks. … Read more