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Awesome! I will include wp-cli into the next part of "WordPress Testing" series. |
changes: * make WP_CLI_ROOT relative to the root dir, not to php/ * remove man/ and add vendor/rmmcue
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The Phar file can now be downloaded from http://wp-cli.org/builds/phar/wp-cli-nightly.phar Or, over HTTPS: https://github.com/wp-cli/builds/raw/gh-pages/phar/wp-cli-nightly.phar |
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Having a Phar file really came in handy today. I had an old install of WP-CLI 0.10-alpha running on an underpowered server. When I tried to run |
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@DavertMik made a convincing case for providing a Phar archive as an installation option.
In summary:
If you're using WP-CLI yourself, you should install it via Composer.
If you want to use WP-CLI as a tool for automation, like say in a Travis CI script, it makes more sense to download a single Phar archive. (We could even use this to replace https://github.com/wp-cli/wp-cli/blob/master/templates/install-wp-tests.sh)
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wp self-updatecommand (#522) would need to take into account if it's installed as a Phar archive or not.The plan is to have two Phar files:
Tasks: