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Now that we have a CLI entry point, we should allow upgrading blog wrappers/data from the command line. It's silly to require the user to upgrade each blog through the admin UI, especially if you're already on the server, e.g. to run a git pull. Proposed commands: php ./cli.php --upgrade to do everything or php ./cli.php --upgrade=myblog to upgrade just "myblog".
Note that we need to make sure that user accounts are handled properly for this, because we don't have a "current user" when running from the CLI.
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Now that we have a CLI entry point, we should allow upgrading blog wrappers/data from the command line. It's silly to require the user to upgrade each blog through the admin UI, especially if you're already on the server, e.g. to run a
git pull
. Proposed commands:php ./cli.php --upgrade
to do everything orphp ./cli.php --upgrade=myblog
to upgrade just "myblog".Note that we need to make sure that user accounts are handled properly for this, because we don't have a "current user" when running from the CLI.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: