Developers who use WP-CLI might be…
Developers who use WP-CLI might be interested in this script that renames a theme with a quick walk-through.
Developers who use WP-CLI might be interested in this script that renames a theme with a quick walk-through.
Images frequently make up the bulk of a site’s page weight, so it’s important to keep images optimized. Tang Rufus shows how you can use WP-CLI and some binaries to optimize on the command line — with just one command. As Tang notes, it’s easy to hit 100% CPU usage with a lot of images…
It’s time to update your WordPress websites now. This week’s release breaks shortcodes used in Block Themes on Templates, but is related to a security issue.
Is WordPress, and the plugin and theme ecosystem around it, ready for PHP 8? Earlier versions of PHP, such as 7.4, are now considered End of Life, and hosts are eager to deploy supported versions. But first, Core compatibility needs additional testing to come out of beta compatibility.
Translating WordPress just got a little bit easier for contributors with the WP Translation Playground.
A Community team working group announces a pilot proposal for a Contributor Mentorship Program, helping all contributors onboard.
Successfully crowdfunding open source development is difficult, but not impossible. Here are some of the lessons I took away from my Kickstarter project, “A more RESTful WP-CLI.”
Get a sneak peek at WordPress 6.1 with Nick Diego. Help test 6.1 Release Candidate 2 — and the Plugin Dependencies feature plugin. Be sure to browse the 6.1 DevNotes, Field Guides, and Team Updates. WP-CLI 2.7.1 is available now.
WP-CLI version 1.2.0 has been released with a bunch of enhancements and bug fixes. In a big organizational change, the main wp-cli/wp-cli repository only contains the framework itself now. All the bundled commands can be found in separate repositories. This allows for faster testing and better updating, among other benefits.
Delicious Brains has a new tutorial about Managing WordPress Dev Environments with WP-CLI and Robo that’s worth a look. Robo is an open-source task runner like Gulp and Grunt using PHP instead of JavaScript. It’s used by Drupal‘s Drush, that project’s equivalent of WP-CLI.