After a bit of unexpected delay, a new release of WP-CLIWP-CLI WP-CLI is the Command Line Interface for WordPress, used to do administrative and development tasks in a programmatic way. The project page is http://wp-cli.org/ https://make.wordpress.org/cli/ is available as of today: WP-CLI v2.8.0. For this release, we had 66 contributors collaborate to get 277 pull requests merged.
As always, big thanks to the WP-CLI sponsors that make the continued maintenance possible.
This is a small release with the main purpose of polishing PHPPHP PHP (recursive acronym for PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor) is a widely-used open source general-purpose scripting language that is especially suited for web development and can be embedded into HTML. https://www.php.net/manual/en/index.php 8.1/8.2 support. Nevertheless, apart from the flurry of bugs that were fixed, we also have a few new features that I’ll want to highlight. As always, you can also skip directly to the detailed changelog if you prefer.
Bundled with Requests v2
The last component that needed updating for full PHP 8.1 was the bundled Requests library. With the move to v2 of Requests, adding support for PHP 8.1 seems to be complete, an.d PHP 8.2 is starting to look good as well.
Note that the way the dependencies interact between WP-CLI and WordPress CoreCore Core is the set of software required to run WordPress. The Core Development Team builds WordPress. (which has no proper dependency management that could help out here) makes for a somewhat hacky solution at this time. We’re looking into something more robust for a future release, but until then make sure you submit issues when you encounter edge cases that the current approach does not yet take into account.
Improve support for caching solutions
There is a new command wp cache supports <feature> to detect cache features like add_multiple. Furthermore, we have a new command wp cache flush-group that allows you to flush at the group level. Also, WP-CLI now produces warning when you use wp transient list when an object cache is active. Finally, WP-CLI now recognizes Object Cache Pro as a caching solution.
$ wp cache supports add_multiple
$ echo $?
0
$ wp cache flush-group my_group
Success: Cache group 'my_group' was flushed.
Fetch URLs of entities
For the posts, terms and comments, you can now retrieve their canonical URLURL A specific web address of a website or web page on the Internet, such as a website’s URL www.wordpress.org via the --field=url argument. As an example, you can retrieve the URL of the post with ID 123 via the following command:
$ wp post get 123 --field=url
https://example.com/hello-world-the-sequel/
Skip config changes on multisiteMultisite Multisite is a WordPress feature which allows users to create a network of sites on a single WordPress installation. Available since WordPress version 3.0, Multisite is a continuation of WPMU or WordPress Multiuser project. WordPress MultiUser project was discontinued and its features were included into WordPress core. Advanced Administration Handbook -> Create A Network. conversion
In case you’re working on a read-only filesystem or are forced to push file changes through VCS, you can now skip the automatic config file changes that wp core multisite-convert does. All you need to do is add the --skip-config flag, and the command will not only obey that choice, but also conveniently print the changes you need to make to the config file manually. This behavior was already included with wp core multisite-install, but now the conversion command knows this trick too.
$ wp core multisite-convert --skip-config
Set up multisite database tables.
Addition of multisite constants to 'wp-config.php' skipped. You need to add them manually:
define( 'WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE', true );
define( 'MULTISITE', true );
define( 'SUBDOMAIN_INSTALL', {$subdomain_export} );
\$base = '/';
define( 'DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE', 'example.com' );
define( 'PATH_CURRENT_SITE', '/' );
define( 'SITE_ID_CURRENT_SITE', 1 );
define( 'BLOG_ID_CURRENT_SITE', 1 );
Success: Network installed. Don't forget to set up rewrite rules (and a .htaccess file, if using Apache).
Verify checksums for the root folder
The wp core verify-checksums now has a new --include-root flag that makes it scan and verify the root folder as well (the one that ABSPATH points to).
$ wp core verify-checksums --include-root
Warning: File should not exist: dump.sql
Warning: File should not exist: backdoor.php
Configure autoloading behavior for options
Two new commands wp option get-autoload and wp option set-autoload have been added to change the autoloading behavior for an existing option. This was not easily possible with wp option update as that only allowed the autoloading to change when the value changed as well.
$ wp option add foo bar
Success: Added 'foo' option.
$ wp option get-autoload foo
yes
$ wp option set-autoload foo no
Success: Updated autoload value for 'foo' option.
$ wp option set-autoload foo no
Success: Autoload value passed for 'foo' option is unchanged.
New flags for password reset
The command wp user reset-password now has two new flags. The first one is --show-password, and it will immediately show the new password as it is being reset. The second one is --porcelain, and it will show only the password and nothing else as output of the command. The latter one is useful for scripting purposes.
$ wp user reset-password admin --skip-email --show-password
Reset password for admin.
Password: bt6Hy!9*P0A1
Success: Password reset for 1 user.
$ wp user reset-password admin --skip-email --porcelain
yV6BP*!d70wg
Include ad-hoc code instead of evaluating it
If you’re using the wp eval-file command, it will read the file you point it to and run it through the PHP eval logic. This has a few drawbacks, though. One one hand, directives like declare(strict_types=1) will throw errors. On the other, it is not possible to use XDebug to debug such an evaluated piece of code.
To counter this, the wp eval-file command now has a new --use-include flag that makes it include the file you’re pointing to, instead of running it through eval. Note that this does not work with STDIN as input, so the - file argument can not be used at the same time as the --use-include flag.
Detailed change log
To avoid too much noise in the list above, the following types of pull requests have been omitted:
- PRs that only bumped dependencies to their latest version.
- PRs that only fixed a typo in the documentation.
- PRs that add an
allow-pluginsrule to Composer. - PRs that add a Composer script.
wp-cli/wp-cli-bundle
- Adapt tests for Requests [#540]
- Skip
update-framework.ymlworkflow on forks [#537] - Add a workflow to keep
wp-cli/wp-cliup to date [#507] - Move the new README into its proper location [#478]
- Add a new bundle-specific README [#476]
- Use Composer 2.2 LTS for PHP < 7.2 [#472]
- Detect if running Phar via CLICLI Command Line Interface. Terminal (Bash) in Mac, Command Prompt in Windows, or WP-CLI for WordPress. SAPI [#465]
- Use
ramsey/composer-installinDeploymentworkflow [#463]
wp-cli/wp-cli
- Harden loading of upgrader [#5791]
- Ignore Requests deprecations in error handling for now [#5790]
- Fallback to hardcoded folder when
WPINCnot defined [#5786] - Add
RequestsLibrary::get_bundled_certificate_path()method [#5785] - Conditionally adapt to Core Requests library [#5783]
- Add bootstrap step to extract default CA certificate [#5781]
- Revert “Extract cacert from Phar for cURL” [#5780]
- Use
wp_cache_flush_runtimeif supported. [#5778] - Extract
cacertfrom Phar for cURL [#5777] - Fix some PHP 8.2 depreciation notices in behat tests [#5776]
- Use
rtrimon phar-safe path to avoid double slash [#5775] - Upgrade WP-CLI to Requests v2 [#5774]
- Added
wp cli alias is-groupsubcommand. [#5766] - Update test to reflect warning when
--url=<url>is provided [#5763] - Use
-Rinstead of-rfor fallback pager command [#5759] - Fix autocompletion notice with PHP 8.2 [#5749]
- Fix PHP Deprecation for 8.1 [#5743]
- Use
WP_CLI_FORCE_USER_LOGIN=1to force--user=<login>[#5738] - Fix
--skip-themesfor themes with blockBlock Block is the abstract term used to describe units of markup that, composed together, form the content or layout of a webpage using the WordPress editor. The idea combines concepts of what in the past may have achieved with shortcodes, custom HTML, and embed discovery into a single consistent API and user experience. patterns [#5737] - Make sure
subcommand@aliasdefinition respects@whendefinition [#5730] - Improve docs for
SHELL_PIPE[#5729] - Use
awkinstead ofsedto create BOM in feature test [#5728] - Add
runtime_argsto options array forruncommand[#5722] - Fix deprecation notice triggered in
WpOrgApiclass in PHP 8.1 [#5717] - Fix return type of
make_progress_bar [#5715] - Add name context to
before_invokeandafter_invoke[#5712] - Check that
proc_open()is available inProcess::run()[#5711] - Improve support for cases with empty
--pathprovided to commands [#5709] - Fix
composer testafter branch rename [#5708] - PHP 8.2: explicitly declare
CompositeCommand::$longdescto fix deprecation warning [#5707] - Detect Object Cache Pro [#5698]
- Ensure
WP_CLI_ROOTis defined before accessing it [#5697] - Fix
proc_open_compatutil on Windows [#5689] - Move
WP_CLI_CONFIG_SPEC_FILTER_CALLBACKtest toflags.feature[#5687]
wp-cli/handbook
- Replacement added for the
&&[#444] - Add HostRiver to list of hosting companies [#442]
- Add DataPerk to list of hosting companies [#441]
- Include a couple more helpful Behat calls [#440]
- Add maintainer expectations to the Governance page [#439]
- Fill out page for
wp profile[#437] - Link to ‘Shell Friends’ from the Philosophy doc [#435]
- Add example for how to discard headerHeader The header of your site is typically the first thing people will experience. The masthead or header art located across the top of your page is part of the look and feel of your website. It can influence a visitor’s opinion about your content and you/ your organization’s brand. It may also look different on different screen sizes. row from CSV [#434]
- Uppercase for ‘Committers Credo’ title [#433]
- Update
hosting-companies.md[#432] - Move the Doctor docs under ‘Guides’ [#431]
- Add secondary
wp doctorcontent and a landing page [#430] - Add two primary
wp doctordocs to the handbook [#429] - Fix phar download url [#428]
- Adding new pluginPlugin A plugin is a piece of software containing a group of functions that can be added to a WordPress website. They can extend functionality or add new features to your WordPress websites. WordPress plugins are written in the PHP programming language and integrate seamlessly with WordPress. These can be free in the WordPress.org Plugin Directory https://wordpress.org/plugins/ or can be cost-based plugin from a third-party. to handbook [#427]
- Corrected local jumplinks [#426]
- Running commands remotely: On restrictive webhost [#425]
- Remove BackupBuddy [#423]
- Remove non existing tool [#421]
wp-cli/wp-cli.github.com
- Update
index.md[#428] - Add “WP-CLI” heading [#427]
- Deutsche Readme aktualisieren [#426]
ja/index.mdaktualisieren [#424]- Die derzeit stabile Version ist 2.6.0 [#423]
wp-cli/cache-command
- Warnen, wenn
wp transient listmit einem externen Objekt-Cache verwendet wird [#82] - Warnung ausgeben, wenn der Cache auf einer Multisite mit
--url=<url>geleert wird [#86] wp cache flush-groupzum Leeren einer Cache-Gruppe hinzufügen [#85]- Befehl
wp cache supports <feature>hinzufügen [#84]
wp-cli/checksum-command
- Fehlschlagende Prüfsummentests aufgrund eines Timeouts bei
WP_VERSION=trunkbeheben [#99] falsestattnullübergeben, um die PHP-8.1-Warnung zu beheben [#103]- Parameter
--include-roothinzufügen, um auch das Stammverzeichnis zu überprüfen [#102] - Eine bestimmte Plugin-Version überprüfen [#108]
- Warnung protokollieren, wenn
WpOrgApi::get_plugin_checksums()fehlschlägt [#105]
wp-cli/core-command
- Fehlschlagende Tests beheben, indem WordPress 4.1 als Test für kleinere Updates verwendet wird [#223]
- Fehlschlagenden Test durch Setzen von
WP_AUTO_UPDATE_CORE=falsebeheben [#222] - Veraltete Hinweise in PHP 8.1 beheben [#220]
- Testfehler durch WordPress 6.2 beheben [#229]
- Die Verzeichnisse
wp-content/pluginsundwp-content/themesbei Verwendung von--skip-contentbeibehalten [#230] - Weitere Dateien prüfen, um festzustellen, ob WordPress vorhanden ist [#233]
- Ein
--skip-config-Flag zuwp core multisite-converthinzufügen [#231] - Tests für die Unterstützung von Requests v2 beheben [#235]
wp-cli/cron-command
wp_get_ready_cron_jobs()für--due-nowverwenden, um den Core-FilterFilter Filter sind eine von zwei Arten von Hooks https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Hooks. Sie bieten eine Möglichkeit für Funktionen, die Daten anderer Funktionen zu ändern. Sie sind das Gegenstück zu Aktionen. Im Gegensatz zu Aktionen sollen Filter isoliert arbeiten und niemals Nebenwirkungen haben, wie etwa globale Variablen oder Ausgaben zu beeinflussen. anzuwenden [#89]- Bei der Erkennung eines ungültigen Cron-Ereignisses warnen statt einen fatalen Fehler auszulösen [#93]
- Argument
--exclude=<hooks>zuwp cron event runhinzufügen [#97]
wp-cli/db-command
- Abruf von
get_post_table_charactersetbeheben [#231]
wp-cli/entity-command
- Beispiel zum Löschen mehrerer Beitrags-IDs hinzufügen [#387]
- Unterstützung für
--field=urlbei Beiträgen, Kommentaren und Begriffen hinzufügen [#383] wp option get-autoloadundwp option set-autoloadhinzufügen [#382]- Autoloader für leeren Namespace durch eine Klassenzuordnung ersetzen [#390]
- Die Hauptseite bei Verwendung von
wp user spamnicht als Spam markieren [#393] - Feld
urlin der Dokumentation zuwp site listklarer erläutern [#401] - Neue Passwörter an einigen Stellen auf 24 Zeichen ändern [#399]
- Beispiele hinzufügen und Dokumentation zu
wp post termaktualisieren [#398] --show-password-Flag zuuser reset-passwordhinzufügen [#394]- Warnen, wenn für
wp user updateeine ungültige Rolle angegeben wird [#406]
wp-cli/eval-command
--use-include-Flag hinzufügen [#64]
wp-cli/export-command
- Dokumentation zu
post__inaktualisieren und auf Leerzeichen als Trennzeichen hinweisen [#104] - Tests mit WordPress Importer aktualisieren, sodass WordPress 5.2 erforderlich ist [#102]
- Parameter
--include_once=<section>fürbefore_posts-Daten in Exporten mit mehreren Dateien hinzufügen [#100] - Unnötige Autoren-IDs aus
oembed_cache-Beiträgen beim Export ausschließen [#99]
wp-cli/extension-command
- Fehlschlagende Tests beheben [#347]
- Fehlschlagende PHP-5.6-Tests beheben, indem WP 5.2 vorausgesetzt wird [#342]
- Plugin-Übersetzungsdateien löschen, wenn ein Plugin deinstalliert wird [#339]
- Keinen Fehler melden, wenn 5 von 5 Plugins aktualisiert wurden [#338]
- Zusätzliches Leerzeichen entfernen [#335]
- Formatoption zu
wp plugin|theme auto-updates statushinzufügen [#351] - Optionales Feld
'auto_updates'in Plugin- und Theme-Listen aufnehmen [#350] - Das Theme nicht löschen, wenn die angegebene Version nicht gefunden werden kann [#349]
- Sicherstellen, dass bei Angabe von
--minoroder--patcheine stabile Version verwendet wird [#355] - Fatalen Fehler bei einem ungültigen Plugin-Updateangebot beheben [#354]
- PHP-8.2-Warnung „Erstellung einer dynamischen Eigenschaft“ beheben [#360]
wp-cli/i18n-command
- PHP 8.2: Veraltete Warnung zur String-Interpolation
${var}beheben [#346] - Weitere Standardwerte für „excludes“ hinzufügen [#351]
- Nicht geschlossenen Anführungsstrich beheben [#350]
- CI: Sicherstellen, dass der PHPUnit-Workflow tatsächlich ausgeführt wird [#360]
- Veraltete, teilweise unterstützte Callables für PHP 8.2 beheben [#359]
update-po: Ziel prüfen [#356]
wp-cli/import-command
- Fehlschlagende Tests mit
@require-wp-5.2beheben [#79] - Verwendung der Konstante
IMPORT_DEBUGdokumentieren [#82]
wp-cli/language-command
- Zu
twentytwentyonewechseln, um fehlschlagende Tests zu beheben [#118]
wp-cli/media-command
- Tippfehler im
longdescdesimport-Befehls beheben [#172] - Travis wird nicht mehr verwendet, daher können die Konfigurationsdateien entfernt werden [#171]
- Das Löschen von MetaMeta Meta ist ein Begriff, der sich auf die internen Abläufe einer Gruppe bezieht. Für uns ist damit das Team gemeint, das an internen WordPress-Websites wie WordCamp Central und Make WordPress arbeitet. für andere Größen vermeiden, wenn
wp media regeneratemit--image_sizeausgeführt wird [#170] --post_name=beim Importieren von Medien unterstützen [#166]- Korrektes Argument für das Unterkommando
fix-orientationverwenden [#165] - Tests zur Regenerierung quadratischer Bildminiaturen entfernen [#177]
wp-cli/package-command
- Fehlschlagende
package-command-Tests beheben [#164] - Den Test mit
yoast/wp-cli-fakerals@brokenmarkieren [#170] - Zugriff auf gebündelte Zertifikate anpassen [#174]
wp-cli/php-cli-tools
- Anmerkungen hinzufügen, um die veraltete Warnmeldung unter PHP 8.1 zu entfernen [#152]
- PHPUnit-Testausführungen wiederherstellen [#155]
- PHP-Warnung „Creation of dynamic property“ beheben [#158]
wp-cli/rewrite-command
- Vollständige URLs für
wp rewrite list --match=<url>unterstützen [#59]
wp-cli/role-command
- Erklärung hinzufügen, was bei
wp role resetgeschieht [#58] - Fatalen Fehler beim Zurücksetzen einer bereits gelöschten Rolle beheben [#57]
- Unterstützung für das Argument
--grant=falsebeheben [#59]
wp-cli/scaffold-command
- Die GitHubGitHub GitHub ist eine Website, die eine Online-Implementierung von Git-Repositorys anbietet, die von anderen Entwicklern einfach geteilt, kopiert und geändert werden können. Öffentliche Repositorys können kostenlos gehostet werden, für private Repositorys ist ein kostenpflichtiges Abonnement erforderlich. GitHub führte das Konzept des „Pull Requests“ ein, bei dem von Mitwirkenden in Branches vorgenommene Codeänderungen vom Eigentümer des Repositorys vor dem Zusammenführen geprüft und diskutiert werden können. https://github.com/-URL für
db.phpaktualisieren [#317] phpcompatibility-wp-Codierungsstandards zur GitLab-Vorlage hinzufügen [#315]- Plattformunabhängige
mysql-client-Pakete in GitLab CI verwenden [#314] vendorzur generierten.gitignorehinzufügen, die das Scaffold erstellt [#279]
wp-cli/search-replace-command
- Die Suche von
is_text_colohne Berücksichtigung der Groß-/Kleinschreibung für diesqlite-Unterstützung durchführen [#177] - Test für ungültige Regex-Trennzeichen unter PHP 8.2 beheben [#181]
- Lang laufende Abfragen und den OOM-Verursacher im PHP-Ersatz behandeln [#180]
wp-cli/wp-config-transformer
- Status-Badge in
README.mdaktualisieren [#40] - Testfehler mit
assertNotSamestattassertNotEqualsvermeiden [#41] - Falschen Rückgabetyp im Docblock für
get_value()korrigieren [#43]
Mitwirkende
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