Make WordPress more like Jekyll (using wp-cli package?)
Make WordPress more like Jekyll (using wp-cli package?)
wp-cli
How to fix “Not enough memory” on Windows 7 and PHP 7.2.0 (cli)
How to fix “Not enough memory” on Windows 7 and PHP 7.2.0 (cli)
WP-CLI – How to install a plugin from a remote server
wp plugin install https://example.tld/path-to-zip-file/file.zip This fails because example.com port 443 was blocked or example.com may be have no SSL certificate. If you try now, you will get Warning: Download failed. “Not Found” Error: No plugins installed.
WP-CLI is unable to update password
WP-CLI is unable to update password
Install plugin on remote wordpress
At the risk of stepping into the unknown, I reckon that you are over-complicating things-full remote access to the WP database sounds like the most effective solution. What could you not do if you had access to the database? Having said that, you have a duty to have done your own research, and to have … Read more
Is WP-CLI safe to use in a hosting environment? Why?
It seems to be safe, since most of the hosting companies around the globe that offer LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) hosting services are providing it with WP-CLI already installed. That said, generally speaking, WP-CLI is nothing but a bunch of WordPress functions implemented to run from the command line. So, I understand that everything … Read more
Creating a subcommand for custom wp-cli command
OK, looks like I need to change the commands so I have: wp theme save theme and wp theme save colors This works.
WP changes siteurl, but some URLs then don’t work
The easiest (and proper, IMHO) was is to make changes to the wp-options table. Using the update_option in the wp-config.php is not the proper way to do it. (And I’m not a big fan of changing the values in the wp-config.php file.) It’s possible that adding a trailing slash might help (depends on your hosting … Read more
bash script wp-cli search-replace 0 replacements, but command-line 3000+
bash script wp-cli search-replace 0 replacements, but command-line 3000+
How to specify which editor is used when editing posts with WP-CLI?
I thought the command must be typed like so: $ export EDITOR=emacs; wp post edit 1 Which is exactly how it’s working for me on my 10.14.5 macOS right now. And on Linux as well. Maybe something is misconfigured on your Mac. Or @alias is interfering. Can you try to rerun that command without @alias … Read more