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Expand Up @@ -41,9 +41,9 @@ This project adds the `acf` command to `wp-cli` with the following subcommands:
* creates a `field-group` directory into your current theme's directory.
* creates a directory with the `field-group` name for each fieldgroup.
* creates a `data.php` and `data.json` for each `field-group` inside their respective folders.
* use `wp acf export all` to export everything without prompting
* use `wp acf export --all` to export everything without prompting

* `wp acf import`: imports the XML(s) from `active-theme`/field-groups/{field-group_name}/data.xml`
* `wp acf import`: imports the JSON(s) from `active-theme`/field-groups/{field-group_name}/data.json`
* When using wp acf import a selection menu apears to choose which field-group to import

* `wp acf clean`: cleans up the database from all found ACF post types and their coupled `post_meta` values, use this after you've edited the `field-groups` in the UI and used export to generate the new `data.php` files. Watch out: __cannot__ be undone.
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