Peter Wise

Sadly now there is less control over the youtube iframe display so you see the title on the video too. LOL...

Same here. Installing 2.0 yields `Error: 'jw-random' is not a registered wp command.` Installing 1.4 works though. I'm using - PHP 7.4.15 - WP-CLI 2.4.0 - WP 5.6.2 - A...

an option to just use a random image from the existing WP media library would be sweet.

2020... same question. Seems like there's no longer a way to "cheat" and use free youtube and make it look like an unbranded custom player. 

Holy crap "splitting at Z" works, in my case. Thanks @wout !!! I simply opened up the SVG in a code editor and did this: find: `z` replace: `z"/>

Obviously PHP 8.1+ compatibility is the goal, but for now - bare minimum - I want to hide depreciated notices that originate from WP CLI, but _not_ hide depreciated notices...

I don't want to mess with core files, so for now I'm doing a pretty wacky thing: edit your ~/.bashrc file and add: ``` wp2 () { wp config set...

Try out `wp core update --version=6.2-RC1` - working for me! (not in production... obviously)

I was experiencing this and caught it too late - my changelog was hopelessly messed up with lots of duplicates. I found the issue had to do with failing to...

For youtu.be in particular, just remove it completely from the list of url shorteners. The youtube regex works fine for this without a 3rd party expander. see https://github.com/starfishmod/jquery-oembed-all/pull/123