In short, many of the WP CLI commands made available via this plugin should have the capability to return output in various format types (JSON, CSV, etc). Users have been running into issues with several of these format types, so we're looking to test and tidy up those specific cases.
@jeffpaul @TheLastCicada It looks like @pabamato is more or less working on the same enhancements in his PR: https://github.com/10up/wpcli-vulnerability-scanner/pull/51. I'm going to hold off on any further work for now as my project work ramps back up, and until we can determine who should actually be taking ownership of these issues.
@pabamato - I'll keep this PR open for you, as it seems you're further along in resolving this issue. Feel free to leverage my work and let me know if you have any questions!
jeffpaul
commented
3 years ago
This PR seeks to address 2 open issues: https://github.com/10up/wpcli-vulnerability-scanner/issues/23 and https://github.com/10up/wpcli-vulnerability-scanner/issues/24.
In short, many of the WP CLI commands made available via this plugin should have the capability to return output in various format types (JSON, CSV, etc). Users have been running into issues with several of these format types, so we're looking to test and tidy up those specific cases.
@jeffpaul @TheLastCicada It looks like @pabamato is more or less working on the same enhancements in his PR: https://github.com/10up/wpcli-vulnerability-scanner/pull/51. I'm going to hold off on any further work for now as my project work ramps back up, and until we can determine who should actually be taking ownership of these issues.
@pabamato - I'll keep this PR open for you, as it seems you're further along in resolving this issue. Feel free to leverage my work and let me know if you have any questions!
Thanks everyone!