Want to submit your first pull request to WP-CLI? We’ve identified a few good first issues for you to get your feet wet:
- Mention and document use of
teein “Save command output” section of Shell friends
teeis a useful utility if you want to capture and display output from a command. For this issue, you’ll get to explore howteeworks, and share your learnings in the WP-CLI documentation. - Flag to skip populating wp-config.php with the multisite constants
The default behavior ofwp core multisite-installis to modifywp-config.phpto include the multisite constants. It would be helpful to have a--skip-configflag to support skipping this behavior. - Indicate files included from wp-config.php when running
wp config get
wp config getis a new command that shows you globals and constants defined inwp-config.php. It would be helpful if it also showed you files included fromwp-config.phpso, for instance, you could see which environment-specific configuration file was being included. - Implement
--allflag forwp post term delete
If you want to remove all terms of a given taxonomy from a post, it’d be nice to have an--allflag to do so.
Read through the contributing guide for details on how to get started, or join us in the #cli channel with any questions you might have.