Create wp config get to list configurations of wp-config.php
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src/Config_Command.php
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| WP_CLI::line( preg_replace( '/^([A-Z ]+)/m', WP_CLI::colorize( '%9\1%n' ), "\nCONSTANTS\n" ) ); | ||
| $formatter->display_items( $wp_config_constants ); |
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Let's consolidate this to just one table, and introduce a third type column that denotes whether it's a variable or constant
If it's just one call to display_items(), the --format=json, etc. will produce machine-parsable output. If you call display_items() more than once, the rendered JSON isn't easily digestible.
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Let's consolidate this to just one table, and introduce a third type column that denotes whether it's a variable or constant
Sounds good. Done.
If it's just one call to display_items(), the --format=json, etc. will produce machine-parsable output. If you call display_items() more than once, the rendered JSON isn't easily digestible.
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I believe a functional test should be the last part. So I was waiting for your reply about any changes if needed 😅 |
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Looks great! Thanks for your work :) |
Create `wp config get` to list configurations of `wp-config.php`
We can also format the result using
--formatoption.eg.
wp config get --format=csvFixes #2