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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion composer.json
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},
"require-dev": {
"wp-cli/entity-command": "^1.3 || ^2 || ^3",
"wp-cli/wp-cli-tests": "^5"
"wp-cli/wp-cli-tests": "dev-setup-commands-step as 5.3.99"
},
"config": {
"process-timeout": 7200,
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36 changes: 24 additions & 12 deletions features/transient-patch.feature
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Expand Up @@ -2,8 +2,10 @@ Feature: Patch command available for the transient cache

Scenario: Nested values from transient can be inserted at any depth.
Given a WP install
And I run `wp eval "set_transient( 'my_key', ['foo' => 'bar'] );"`
And I run `wp eval "set_transient( 'my_key_2', ['foo' => ['bar' => 'baz']] );"`
And these setup commands:
| command |
| wp eval "set_transient( 'my_key', ['foo' => 'bar'] );" |
| wp eval "set_transient( 'my_key_2', ['foo' => ['bar' => 'baz']] );" |

When I run `wp transient patch insert my_key fuz baz`
Then STDOUT should be:
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Scenario: Nested values from transient can be updated at any depth.
Given a WP install
And I run `wp eval "set_transient( 'my_key', ['foo' => 'bar'] );"`
And I run `wp eval "set_transient( 'my_key_2', ['foo' => ['bar' => 'baz']] );"`
And these setup commands:
| command |
| wp eval "set_transient( 'my_key', ['foo' => 'bar'] );" |
| wp eval "set_transient( 'my_key_2', ['foo' => ['bar' => 'baz']] );" |

When I run `wp transient patch update my_key foo baz`
Then STDOUT should be:
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Scenario: Nested values from transient can be deleted at any depth.
Given a WP install
And I run `wp eval "set_transient( 'my_key', ['foo' => 'bar'] );"`
And I run `wp eval "set_transient( 'my_key_2', ['foo' => ['bar' => 'baz']] );"`
And these setup commands:
| command |
| wp eval "set_transient( 'my_key', ['foo' => 'bar'] );" |
| wp eval "set_transient( 'my_key_2', ['foo' => ['bar' => 'baz']] );" |

When I run `wp transient patch delete my_key foo`
Then STDOUT should be:
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Scenario: Nested values from site transient can be inserted at any depth.
Given a WP multisite install
And I run `wp eval "set_site_transient( 'my_key', ['foo' => 'bar'] );"`
And I run `wp eval "set_site_transient( 'my_key_2', ['foo' => ['bar' => 'baz']] );"`
And these setup commands:
| command |
| wp eval "set_site_transient( 'my_key', ['foo' => 'bar'] );" |
| wp eval "set_site_transient( 'my_key_2', ['foo' => ['bar' => 'baz']] );" |

When I run `wp transient patch insert my_key fuz baz --network`
Then STDOUT should be:
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Scenario: Nested values from site transient can be updated at any depth.
Given a WP multisite install
And I run `wp eval "set_site_transient( 'my_key', ['foo' => 'bar'] );"`
And I run `wp eval "set_site_transient( 'my_key_2', ['foo' => ['bar' => 'baz']] );"`
And these setup commands:
| command |
| wp eval "set_site_transient( 'my_key', ['foo' => 'bar'] );" |
| wp eval "set_site_transient( 'my_key_2', ['foo' => ['bar' => 'baz']] );" |

When I run `wp transient patch update my_key foo baz --network`
Then STDOUT should be:
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Scenario: Nested values from site transient can be deleted at any depth.
Given a WP multisite install
And I run `wp eval "set_site_transient( 'my_key', ['foo' => 'bar'] );"`
And I run `wp eval "set_site_transient( 'my_key_2', ['foo' => ['bar' => 'baz']] );"`
And these setup commands:
| command |
| wp eval "set_site_transient( 'my_key', ['foo' => 'bar'] );" |
| wp eval "set_site_transient( 'my_key_2', ['foo' => ['bar' => 'baz']] );" |

When I run `wp transient patch delete my_key foo --network`
Then STDOUT should be:
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12 changes: 8 additions & 4 deletions features/transient-pluck.feature
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Expand Up @@ -2,8 +2,10 @@ Feature: Pluck command available for the transient cache

Scenario: Nested values from transient can be retrieved at any depth.
Given a WP install
And I run `wp eval "set_transient( 'my_key', ['foo' => 'bar'] );"`
And I run `wp eval "set_transient( 'my_key_2', ['foo' => ['bar' => 'baz']] );"`
And these setup commands:
| command |
| wp eval "set_transient( 'my_key', ['foo' => 'bar'] );" |
| wp eval "set_transient( 'my_key_2', ['foo' => ['bar' => 'baz']] );" |

When I run `wp transient pluck my_key foo`
Then STDOUT should be:
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Scenario: Nested values from site transient can be retrieved at any depth.
Given a WP multisite install
And I run `wp eval "set_site_transient( 'my_key', ['foo' => 'bar'] );"`
And I run `wp eval "set_site_transient( 'my_key_2', ['foo' => ['bar' => 'baz']] );"`
And these setup commands:
| command |
| wp eval "set_site_transient( 'my_key', ['foo' => 'bar'] );" |
| wp eval "set_site_transient( 'my_key_2', ['foo' => ['bar' => 'baz']] );" |

When I run `wp transient pluck my_key foo --network`
Then STDOUT should be:
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110 changes: 64 additions & 46 deletions features/transient.feature
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Error: Please specify transient key, or use --all or --expired.
"""

When I run `wp transient set foo bar`
And I run `wp transient set foo2 bar2 600`
And I run `wp transient set foo3 bar3 --network`
And I run `wp transient set foo4 bar4 600 --network`
Given these setup commands:
| command |
| wp transient set foo bar |
| wp transient set foo2 bar2 600 |
| wp transient set foo3 bar3 --network |
| wp transient set foo4 bar4 600 --network |

And I run `wp transient delete --all`
Then STDOUT should be:
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@skip-object-cache
Scenario: Deleting expired transients on single site
Given a WP install
And I run `wp transient set foo bar 600`
And I run `wp transient set foo2 bar2 600`
And I run `wp transient set foo3 bar3 600 --network`
And I run `wp transient set foo4 bar4 600 --network`
And these setup commands:
| command |
| wp transient set foo bar 600 |
| wp transient set foo2 bar2 600 |
| wp transient set foo3 bar3 600 --network |
| wp transient set foo4 bar4 600 --network |
# Change timeout to be in the past.
And I run `wp option update _transient_timeout_foo 1321009871`
And I run `wp option update _site_transient_timeout_foo3 1321009871`
And these setup commands:
| command |
| wp option update _transient_timeout_foo 1321009871 |
| wp option update _site_transient_timeout_foo3 1321009871 |

When I run `wp transient delete --expired`
Then STDOUT should be:
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Error: Please specify transient key, or use --all or --expired.
"""

When I run `wp transient set foo bar`
And I run `wp transient set foo2 bar2 600`
And I run `wp transient set foo3 bar3 --network`
And I run `wp transient set foo4 bar4 600 --network`
And I run `wp --url=example.com/foo transient set foo5 bar5 --network`
Given these setup commands:
| command |
| wp transient set foo bar |
| wp transient set foo2 bar2 600 |
| wp transient set foo3 bar3 --network |
| wp transient set foo4 bar4 600 --network |
When I run `wp --url=example.com/foo transient set foo5 bar5 --network`
And I run `wp --url=example.com/foo transient set foo6 bar6 600 --network`
And I run `wp transient delete --all`
Then STDOUT should be:
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Scenario: Deleting expired transients on multisite
Given a WP multisite install
And I run `wp site create --slug=foo`
And I run `wp transient set foo bar 600`
And I run `wp transient set foo2 bar2 600`
And I run `wp transient set foo3 bar3 600 --network`
And I run `wp transient set foo4 bar4 600 --network`
And these setup commands:
| command |
| wp transient set foo bar 600 |
| wp transient set foo2 bar2 600 |
| wp transient set foo3 bar3 600 --network |
| wp transient set foo4 bar4 600 --network |
And I run `wp --url=example.com/foo transient set foo5 bar5 600 --network`
And I run `wp --url=example.com/foo transient set foo6 bar6 600 --network`
# Change timeout to be in the past.
And I run `wp option update _transient_timeout_foo 1321009871`
And I run `wp site option update _site_transient_timeout_foo3 1321009871`
And these setup commands:
| command |
| wp option update _transient_timeout_foo 1321009871 |
| wp site option update _site_transient_timeout_foo3 1321009871 |
And I run `wp --url=example.com/foo site option update _site_transient_timeout_foo5 1321009871`

When I run `wp transient delete --expired`
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@skip-object-cache
Scenario: List transients on single site
Given a WP install
And I run `wp transient set foo bar`
And I run `wp transient set foo2 bar2 610`
And I run `wp option update _transient_timeout_foo2 95649119999`
And I run `wp transient set foo3 bar3 300`
And I run `wp option update _transient_timeout_foo3 1321009871`
And I run `wp transient set foo4 bar4 --network`
And I run `wp transient set foo5 bar5 610 --network`
And I run `wp option update _site_transient_timeout_foo5 95649119999`
And I run `wp transient set foo6 bar6 300 --network`
And I run `wp option update _site_transient_timeout_foo6 1321009871`
And these setup commands:
| command |
| wp transient set foo bar |
| wp transient set foo2 bar2 610 |
| wp option update _transient_timeout_foo2 95649119999 |
| wp transient set foo3 bar3 300 |
| wp option update _transient_timeout_foo3 1321009871 |
| wp transient set foo4 bar4 --network |
| wp transient set foo5 bar5 610 --network |
| wp option update _site_transient_timeout_foo5 95649119999 |
| wp transient set foo6 bar6 300 --network |
| wp option update _site_transient_timeout_foo6 1321009871 |

When I run `wp transient list --format=csv`
Then STDOUT should contain:
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# We set `WP_DEVELOPMENT_MODE` to stop WordPress from automatically creating
# additional transients which cause some steps to fail when testing.
And I run `wp config set WP_DEVELOPMENT_MODE all`
And I run `wp transient set foo bar`
And I run `wp transient set foo2 bar2 610`
And I run `wp option update _transient_timeout_foo2 95649119999`
And I run `wp transient set foo3 bar3 300`
And I run `wp option update _transient_timeout_foo3 1321009871`
And I run `wp transient set foo4 bar4 --network`
And I run `wp transient set foo5 bar5 610 --network`
And I run `wp site option update _site_transient_timeout_foo5 95649119999`
And I run `wp transient set foo6 bar6 300 --network`
And I run `wp site option update _site_transient_timeout_foo6 1321009871`
And these setup commands:
| command |
| wp transient set foo bar |
| wp transient set foo2 bar2 610 |
| wp option update _transient_timeout_foo2 95649119999 |
| wp transient set foo3 bar3 300 |
| wp option update _transient_timeout_foo3 1321009871 |
| wp transient set foo4 bar4 --network |
| wp transient set foo5 bar5 610 --network |
| wp site option update _site_transient_timeout_foo5 95649119999 |
| wp transient set foo6 bar6 300 --network |
| wp site option update _site_transient_timeout_foo6 1321009871 |

When I run `wp transient list --format=csv`
Then STDOUT should contain:
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@skip-object-cache
Scenario: List transients with search and exclude pattern
Given a WP install
And I run `wp transient set foo bar`
And I run `wp transient set foo2 bar2`
And I run `wp transient set foo3 bar3`
And I run `wp transient set foo4 bar4 --network`
And I run `wp transient set foo5 bar5 --network`
And these setup commands:
| command |
| wp transient set foo bar |
| wp transient set foo2 bar2 |
| wp transient set foo3 bar3 |
| wp transient set foo4 bar4 --network |
| wp transient set foo5 bar5 --network |

When I run `wp transient list --format=csv --fields=name --search="foo"`
Then STDOUT should be:
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