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+
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
Postfix is a free and open-source mail transfer agent that routes and delivers electronic mail, when you get an error like this: unknown: “fatal: file /etc/postfix/main.cf: parameter mail_owner: user postfix has same user ID as _postfix it typically means you need to fix some configuration inside of /etc/postfix/main.cf. If you do not plan on ever … Read more
changed from wp-cli/wp-cli-bundle in composer back to wp-cli/wp-cli ~0.23. It works fine now.
WP CLI: critical error on your website
Just reinstall the current version of WordPress Core with: wp core download –force For a bash script, check here: https://dannyvankooten.com/periodically-check-wp-core-file-modifications/
How to add an array to a command “wp config set”?
Yes, I will accept the “newbie” embarrassment and answer my basic questions . 😉 1.) www-data 2.) For fellow wp-cli newbies, follow this excellent tutorial to get wp-cli working in local dev, and remember NOT to forget the last step. 🙂 3.) One should never put the html directory in /home/ for the reason malicious … Read more
So I am using PEST as my testing framework, and if I just define my mocks in the helpers, they won’t be called correctly, because the WPCLI will probably be autoloaded after that on each test. So I added beforeEach(function () { $wpCliMock = \Mockery::mock(‘alias:WP_CLI’); $wpCliMock ->shouldReceive(‘success’) ->andReturnArg(0); $wpCliMock ->shouldReceive(‘error’) ->andReturnArg(0); }); Inside my tests, … Read more