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Run the maintenance code of the checkout you are in - #85
Running the main checkout's wp from a worktree, which is how agents usually work, silently ran the main checkout's maintenance code instead of the worktree's. This came up while tagging the latest package releases: the worktree had the newly merged commands, but the old ones ran and failed.
Both checkouts map the WP_CLI\Maintenance namespace. WP-CLI registers the executable's Composer autoloader after it has loaded the files listed in wp-cli.yml, so that autoloader always wins, even over one that was prepended.
The maintenance classes are now loaded directly when wp-cli.yml is read, instead of through an autoloader, so the code that runs is always the code of the directory you are in. There are only a handful of small classes, so loading them up front costs nothing noticeable. This also lets the shim stop deferring to Composer when the checkout has its own vendor folder, which was only there to avoid loading the classes twice.
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Maintenance operations now load application PHP files directly. The previous fallback loading behavior has been removed; no end-user-facing changes are noted.
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- Line 15: Update the maintenance_class_file discovery loop to iterate the
literal src directory instead of passing the checkout path to glob(), so path
characters such as brackets are not interpreted as patterns.
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The maintenance autoloader now requires PHP files in src/ immediately. It no longer checks for a parent Composer autoloader or loads matching maintenance classes on demand.
The autoloader now requires PHP files in src/ immediately. It removes the parent Composer autoloader check and the namespace-specific fallback autoloader.
Maintenance commands may fail or load the wrong checkout when the path contains glob metacharacters. The risk is bounded to affected paths.
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Review comments at @.maintenance/autoload.php:
- Line 15: Update the maintenance_class_file discovery loop to iterate the
literal src directory instead of passing the checkout path to glob(), so path
characters such as brackets are not interpreted as patterns.
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Running the main checkout's
wpfrom a worktree, which is how agents usually work, silently ran the main checkout's maintenance code instead of the worktree's. This came up while tagging the latest package releases: the worktree had the newly merged commands, but the old ones ran and failed.Both checkouts map the
WP_CLI\Maintenancenamespace. WP-CLI registers the executable's Composer autoloader after it has loaded the files listed inwp-cli.yml, so that autoloader always wins, even over one that was prepended.The maintenance classes are now loaded directly when
wp-cli.ymlis read, instead of through an autoloader, so the code that runs is always the code of the directory you are in. There are only a handful of small classes, so loading them up front costs nothing noticeable. This also lets the shim stop deferring to Composer when the checkout has its ownvendorfolder, which was only there to avoid loading the classes twice.Summary by CodeRabbit