You can put the PHP anywhere in your plugin, or a file that’s included into your plugin, the same as you would any other code for extending any part of WordPress in a plugin. The only thing you need to do is check that WP_CLI exists before using any of the WP CLI API: if … Read more
WP CLI needs to know some things about the terminal it’s running in to format the table, aka the TTY. But when you pipe, there is no TTY! But you can trick it into thinking there is if you use this bash function: faketty() { 0</dev/null script –quiet –flush –return –command “$(printf “%q ” “$@”)” … Read more
Currently i have several process running in my CI/CD with wp-cli and all works fine in windows and unix. In my experience this is your best option in windows: #1 Add PHP to your Windows Path Variable #2 Install, as @Rup suggests, Git-bash terminal. #3 Execute an wp-cli command like that: vendor/bin/wp cache flush –path=public/wp-cms/wp-core … Read more
Simply add: –posts_per_page=1 to limit the queried items to a single item.
You probably have an anonymous user ‘ ‘@’localhost’ or ‘ ‘@’127.0.0.1’ in MariaDB. The recommended solution is to drop this anonymous user (this is usually a good thing to do anyways).
Nope, unfortunately not… I was looking for the same thing more or less (range by ID instead dates) and since wp media regenerate supports entering an ID range I thought it should be possible… # Re-generate all thumbnails that have IDs between 1000 and 2000. $ seq 1000 2000 | xargs wp media regenerate Found … Read more
I stopped Apache and MySQL from the control panel, and the progress bar kept going. It seemed like the script did not stop running. Correct, WP CLI has nothing to do with Apache, Apache serves browser requests. MySQL might be used by WP CLI, but WP CLI doesn’t run on MySQL. A kitchen doesn’t cease … Read more
OK, I’ve now solved this. Here’s what I did. When I tried to use Composer to install psy/psysh using composer, there was a clash of versions of symphony due to some work I’d done with Laravel. I decided to completely re-install Composer using the Windows installer, since I didn’t really understand what was going on. … Read more
But i am not able to understand how it’s done. It says so in the first paragraph,: Need to use WP-CLI on a WordPress site, but don’t have SSH access to its server? Simply change your local WordPress install’s database credentials to use the remote site’s configuration, such that the local WordPress install is using … Read more
You can remove the wp-cli.phar file (and also the .wp-cli directory). I don’t think there is an installation as such for you to un-install since typically you just download and move the wp-cli script to a directory such as /usr/local/bin.