Open thunderdw opened 1 year ago
The command is running fine when the file and database are identical. The below pertains to when they aren't.
Command wp config diff all
wp config diff all
Expectation Output that details the differences in my bundles.
What happens No output.
By default, WP-CFM displays diffs as YAML (assuming a modern PHP version) on both the WordPress admin and the CLI. This works great on the frontend.
The function used to convert the config to YAML (WPCFM_Readwrite->compare_bundle()) returns the bundles as YAML strings instead of arrays when YAML mode is enabled. But the WP-CLI command is expecting the bundles to be arrays, not strings, so none of the conditionals in the command are met and no output occurs. https://github.com/forumone/wp-cfm/blob/e6fd2c7e14041a9c0d79d850f31d25d593cafae4/includes/class-wp-cli.php#L81-L111
WPCFM_Readwrite->compare_bundle()
The command is running fine when the file and database are identical. The below pertains to when they aren't.
What's happening
Command
wp config diff allExpectation Output that details the differences in my bundles.
What happens No output.
Why
By default, WP-CFM displays diffs as YAML (assuming a modern PHP version) on both the WordPress admin and the CLI. This works great on the frontend.
The function used to convert the config to YAML (
WPCFM_Readwrite->compare_bundle()) returns the bundles as YAML strings instead of arrays when YAML mode is enabled. But the WP-CLI command is expecting the bundles to be arrays, not strings, so none of the conditionals in the command are met and no output occurs. https://github.com/forumone/wp-cfm/blob/e6fd2c7e14041a9c0d79d850f31d25d593cafae4/includes/class-wp-cli.php#L81-L111