Prevent error notice from wp_guess_url() when core isn't installed
#3711
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WordPress 4.7 attempts to log a user in after installing. Included in this was a change to `wp_cookie_constants()` such that it uses `wp_guess_url()` to set the default `COOKIEHASH`, instead of an empty string. Because CLI doesn't use cookies, we can prevent this notice by setting `COOKIEHASH` earlier.
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WordPress 4.7 attempts to log a user in after installing. Included in
this was a change to
wp_cookie_constants()such that it useswp_guess_url()to set the defaultCOOKIEHASH, instead of an emptystring. Because CLI doesn't use cookies, we can prevent this notice by
setting
COOKIEHASHearlier.Fixes #3710