Closed spencerdcarlson closed 10 months ago
I think you said --skip-columns=guid
, but that's the column with from.com
. So it's doing what you told it to. :)
I think you said
--skip-columns=guid
, but that's the column withfrom.com
. So it's doing what you told it to. :)
Looking at the example above I tend to agree. Closing for now but please feel free to reopen if I missed something.
Describe the current, buggy behavior
search-replace
is not properly updating values in thewp_posts
table.Steps to reproduce
Here is the first occurrence of from.com
Here is the entire export of the
wp_posts
table after I ran thewp search-replace
command search-error.sql.zipDescribe what you would expect as the correct outcome I would expect all occurrences of the string to be replaced
Let us know what environment you are running this on OS
MySQL
WP CLI