What do you wish `wp scaffold` could do for you?
wp scaffold * presents a series of commands to help you quickly get up and running with your development project: wp scaffold plugin generates a basic plugin, complete with unit tests. wp scaffold...
View ArticleVersion 1.4.1 released
Gosh darn those pesky bugs. WP-CLI v1.4.1 fixes a few annoying regressions introduced in v1.4.0: Strips Composer autoload of PHPCS references to prevent PHP notices in Phar build [#4477]. plugin...
View ArticleGood issues for new and existing contributors
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: Internalize like_escape() and esc_sql() functions to avoid $wpdb dependency This...
View ArticleTiming for v1.5.0 and v2.0.0
A heads up on some upcoming scheduled changes: WP-CLI v1.5.0 is slated to be released on Tuesday, January 30th. This will be the last release in the v1.x series, unless some critical issue necessitates...
View ArticleCall for action – Help us test Checksum Verification
We’ve been working on building a first usable implementation of the plugin checksum verification project. Now we need your help to test the current implementation. Implementation Details The...
View ArticleMinor programming notes
Quick announcement before things totally shut down for the holidays: Martin Burke (@gitlost) will be taking the Release Lead role for WP-CLI v1.5.0, due out on January 30th. He’ll be making sure all of...
View ArticleVersion 1.5.0 released
It’s release day again! We’re excited to bring you WP-CLI v1.5.0, with a total of 279 merged pull requests since v1.4.1 in November 2017. This release was led by the tireless Martin Burke (@gitlost),...
View ArticleUpcoming bug-fix release 1.5.1
We’re planning a bug-fix release v1.5.1 that is scheduled for Friday, 20th April, 2018. Here’s the list of bugs we’re planning to fix for this upcoming release: Cannot install package from private repo...
View ArticleVersion 1.5.1 released
A new release is upon us! We’re excited to bring you WP-CLI v1.5.1, an intermediary bugfix release with a total of 52 merged pull requests since v1.5.0 in January 2018. About this release This is a...
View ArticleGPG Signature Change
Starting from May 31st, 2018 (from WP-CLI version 1.5.1 onwards), the GPG key that is used to sign the releases has changed. Here’s the new public key for signed releases: —–BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY...
View ArticleWP-CLI Hack Day
We’re currently planning the first ever WP-CLI Hack Day! On Friday, 20th July 2018 we’ll officially kick off the WP-CLI Hack Day at 08:00 CEST. From that point on, I’ll be generally available in Slack...
View ArticleContributing to WP-CLI
Does WP-CLI save you effort and time while working on the sites you manage? Do you use WP-CLI to automate your infrastructure or deployments? Do you feel positive about the WP-CLI project and its...
View ArticleDetails on the upcoming major release
The upcoming major release of WP-CLI v2.0.0 is scheduled for July 31st, 2018. The release cycle has been a bit longer to account for the fact that some major changes are happening behind the scenes....
View ArticleWP-CLI Hack Day Results
The first WP-CLI Hack Day is over now and it was a great success! It created an entirely new level of interactivity to the process. I’d like to say “Thanks!” to everyone that participated! It was...
View ArticleWP-CLI v2.0.0 release postponed
The upcoming WP-CLI release v2.0.0 that was originally due to be released on July 31st is being re-scheduled for Wednesday, August 8th. This delay is due to the fact that it was much more work to...
View ArticleWP-CLI v2.0.0 Release Notes
This is a big one! 67 awesome contributors have collaborated over 364 pull requests to bring you WP-CLI v2! Before going over the detailed change log, let’s discuss a few key areas of this update in...
View ArticleWP-CLI v2.0.1 Release Notes
A bugfix release was in order, as the new i18n make-pot command was not properly packaged in v2.0.0! For this release, 9 contributors have produced 19 pull requests and squashed 12 bugs. Breaking...
View ArticleWP-CLI v2.1.0 release postponed
The WP-CLI v2.1.0 release was originally scheduled for November 6th, 2018. However, due to the current timeline of the WordPress 5.0 release and the additional pressure it puts on all parties involved...
View ArticleWP-CLI v2.1.0 Release Notes
‘Tis the season to celebrate a new release of WP-CLI! A total of 39 contributors has collaborated on this release to have a staggering 293 pull requests merged. We’ll go over the main areas now, but...
View ArticleWP-CLI PHP Requirements Strategy
Up until now, WordPress Core was keeping a very low PHP minimum requirement, to support as many legacy server platforms as possible. As a result, WP-CLI tried to stay as low as possible with its own...
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