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As WP-CLI already stores connection strings and aliases to connect to servers, and as it is already required to be installed on servers for this to work, it would be...

state:considering

Can someone convert the [tab completions script](https://github.com/wp-cli/wp-cli#tab-completions) for use with tcsh? Unfortunately I know next to nothing about shell scripting, let alone the differences between bash and tcsh.

Many commands in WP-CLI accept the `[--=] [--field=] [--fields=]` group of flags (or a variation thereof, including `--by`), for example `wp post list`, `wp term get`, and `wp taxonomy list`....

state:considering

Going through the various WP CLI commands and their switches/options, I noticed there's no standard in terms of word separators (`_` vs `-`) for switches that have more than one...

state:unlikely

Hi, in a network listing the plugin and their status is not enough for this tasks: - check which sites the plugins are activated only on specific sites and the...

state:considering

A conglomeration of two tickets --- ### Adding media diff to media command > We've put together a few functions here: https://github.com/DigitalTactics/wp-cli-mediadiff for listing what are likely to be orphan...

state:considering

This is a placeholder issue for potential improvements to the help screens: * Show disabled commands with the reason why they were disabled * Extended help view, or a man...

state:considering

It would be hugely useful to allow for the `wp-cli.yml` files to define "aliases" that work inside of the `wp shell` REPL. These could be defined globally or per site,...

state:considering

Similar to `--help`, it would be informative to have a `--demo` global flag that would interactively demonstrate how each WP-CLI command works. Ultimately, the end experience should be something like...

state:considering

The `wp shell` command is super useful for debugging sessions, however it is quite tedious when you need to make code changes, as it does not reload the modified code....

state:approved