The following command can be used to list out plugin updates:
wp plugin list --update=available
but it includes plugins which are incompatible with the current site, due to either the requires or requires_php field values.
It would be helpful to be able to add the following fields to the output if supported:
requires_php
requires
tested
requires_plugins (plugin dependencies)
The update API appears to only return requires for no-update plugins and not the requires_php/tested/requires_plugins (this can be fixed) but expanding the data would be helpful.
It would additionally be useful to be able to filter plugins based on those fields, such as --update=available --canbeinstalled or something of the sort, for example, if a plugin requires PHP 8 but I'm running PHP 7.4 I don't want it included. I don't know how best to achieve that.
The following command can be used to list out plugin updates:
but it includes plugins which are incompatible with the current site, due to either the
requiresorrequires_phpfield values.It would be helpful to be able to add the following fields to the output if supported:
The update API appears to only return
requiresfor no-update plugins and not therequires_php/tested/requires_plugins(this can be fixed) but expanding the data would be helpful.It would additionally be useful to be able to filter plugins based on those fields, such as
--update=available --canbeinstalledor something of the sort, for example, if a plugin requires PHP 8 but I'm running PHP 7.4 I don't want it included. I don't know how best to achieve that.