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Add a step to run several setup commands in a single process - #400
Many scenarios create their fixtures with a series of When I run steps before the actual test, and each of these loads WordPress in a new process. Given these setup commands: runs a table of WP-CLI commands in a single process instead. Output can still be saved into variables, and later commands in the same table can use them.
Scenario authors can run multiple setup commands in a shared process and reuse values saved by earlier commands. Setup commands run in order, and the scenario reports failures when a command does not succeed or saved output is missing or invalid.
Scenarios can verify that changes made during setup persist, that commands share the same process, and that configuration values are written as expected.
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Review comments at @src/Context/FeatureContext.php:
- Line 1706: Update the command validation around the preg_match check to parse
command arguments and inspect option names, rather than scanning the raw command
text. Preserve the existing blocked-option list while ensuring option-like text
inside argument values, such as a post title, is not treated as an option.
- Line 1706: Move or repeat the unsupported-option check in the batch-row flow
after saved variables are substituted, so each expanded command is validated
before execution. Preserve the existing option patterns and reject expanded
commands containing unsupported options such as a saved --url value.
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The change adds a Behat step for running multiple setup commands through one WordPress process. It supports saving command output for later commands and scenario steps. A new scenario checks saved post data, matching process IDs, and a WordPress configuration constant.
The Behat step collects commands and optional save names. FeatureContext prepares and runs commands sequentially through one wp eval-file process, then makes saved output available for later commands and scenario steps. The scenario checks saved post data, matching process IDs, and a config constant.
sequenceDiagram
participant BehatTable as Behat setup table
participant GivenStep as GivenStepDefinitions
participant FeatureContext
participant EvalFile as wp eval-file process
BehatTable->>GivenStep: provide commands and optional save names
GivenStep->>FeatureContext: pass collected commands
FeatureContext->>EvalFile: execute commands sequentially
EvalFile-->>FeatureContext: return command output and saved-variable data
FeatureContext-->>BehatTable: expose saved values to the scenario
The new batched setup step can wrongly reject valid commands whose argument values contain option-like text. It can also miss unsupported options introduced through saved variables. These edge cases affect only test authors and have workarounds, so the change is mergeable with follow-up fixes.
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The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: adding a step that runs multiple setup commands in one process.
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Issue #378 requires a setup step that runs multiple WP-CLI commands in one process and saves output for later commands. given_these_setup_commands() reads the command and optional save columns. `run…
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The changes add the setup-command step, single-process execution, validation for unsupported command options, runtime error handling, and an integration scenario. These changes support issue #378. No …
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Issue #378 requires a setup step that runs multiple WP-CLI commands in one process and saves output for later commands. given_these_setup_commands() reads the command and optional save columns. run_commands_in_single_process() runs commands in order in one process, stores named output, and resolves saved variables for later commands. The added @require-wp scenario verifies saved post data, variable reuse, and matching process IDs.
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The changes add the setup-command step, single-process execution, validation for unsupported command options, runtime error handling, and an integration scenario. These changes support issue #378. No unrelated change is demonstrated by the available evidence.
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- Around line 1693-1699: Update the batch command preparation callback in
FeatureContext so `{WP_VERSION-...}` placeholders are resolved through the
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set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- Given step definitions for setup and command execution ---'
nl -ba src/Context/GivenStepDefinitions.php | sed -n '400,480p'
rg -n -F --glob '*.php' -e 'replace_variables( $command' -e 'replace_variables($command' -e 'replace_variables( $cmd' -e 'replace_variables($cmd' -e '@Given' src/Context
printf'%s\n''--- Feature scenarios around setup commands and placeholder usage ---'
nl -ba features/behat-steps.feature | sed -n '430,500p'
rg -n -F --glob '*.feature' --glob '*.php' -e 'WP_VERSION-' -e 'INVOKE_WP_CLI_WITH_PHP_ARGS-'.
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set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- Special replacement implementations ---'
nl -ba src/Context/FeatureContext.php | sed -n '1320,1420p'printf'%s\n''--- Existing command execution flow ---'
nl -ba src/Context/WhenStepDefinitions.php | sed -n '80,150p'printf'%s\n''--- Existing special-placeholder feature examples ---'
nl -ba features/steps.feature | sed -n '50,95p'
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Resolve {WP_VERSION-...} placeholders in batch commands.
The batch step accepts wp commands that can use the repository's supported WordPress-version placeholders. Its preparation callback matches only standard variable names, so {WP_VERSION-latest} remains literal. A row such as wp eval 'echo "{WP_VERSION-latest}";' can therefore output the placeholder instead of the resolved version.
The {INVOKE_WP_CLI_WITH_PHP_ARGS-...} form is not applicable here because this step requires every command to start with wp , while that placeholder expands to an external WP-CLI invocation prefix.
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--- "a/src/Context/FeatureContext.php"+++ "b/src/Context/FeatureContext.php"@@ -1690,13 +1690,16 @@
$rows = [];
foreach ( $commands as list( $command, $save ) ) {
// Variables saved within the batch are only known once the process runs.
$command = (string) preg_replace_callback(
'/\{([A-Z_][A-Z_0-9]*)\}/',
function ( $matches ) use ( $batch_variables ) {
return in_array( $matches[1], $batch_variables, true ) ? $matches[0] : $this->replace_variables( $matches[0] );
},
$command
);
+ if ( false !== strpos( $command, '{WP_VERSION-' ) ) {+ $command = $this->replace_wp_versions( $command );+ }
if ( 0 !== strpos( $command, 'wp ' ) ) {
throw new RuntimeException( "Only WP-CLI commands can run in a single process, got: {$command}" );
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Update the batch command preparation callback in FeatureContext so
`{WP_VERSION-...}` placeholders are resolved through the existing
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- Line 1706: Update the command validation around the preg_match check to parse
command arguments and inspect option names, rather than scanning the raw command
text. Preserve the existing blocked-option list while ensuring option-like text
inside argument values, such as a post title, is not treated as an option.
- Line 1706: Move or repeat the unsupported-option check in the batch-row flow
after saved variables are substituted, so each expanded command is validated
before execution. Preserve the existing option patterns and reject expanded
commands containing unsupported options such as a saved --url value.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Check parsed options, not text inside argument values.
A valid row such as wp post create --post_title="Support --url=example" matches this expression and is rejected. Parse the command arguments and check option names instead of scanning the raw command.
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Review comment at @src/Context/FeatureContext.php at line 1706:
Update the command validation around the preg_match check to parse command
arguments and inspect option names, rather than scanning the raw command text.
Preserve the existing blocked-option list while ensuring option-like text inside
argument values, such as a post title, is not treated as an option.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Reject unsupported options after saved values are substituted.
The guard runs before Line 1719 substitutes batch variables. A row that saves --url=https://example.com/sub as OPTIONS, followed by wp {OPTIONS} post list, bypasses the guard. The command can then run against the already-loaded site instead of the requested site. Validate the expanded command before executing each row.
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Move or repeat the unsupported-option check in the batch-row flow after saved
variables are substituted, so each expanded command is validated before
execution. Preserve the existing option patterns and reject expanded commands
containing unsupported options such as a saved --url value.
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Many scenarios create their fixtures with a series of
When I runsteps before the actual test, and each of these loads WordPress in a new process.Given these setup commands:runs a table of WP-CLI commands in a single process instead. Output can still be saved into variables, and later commands in the same table can use them.Fixes #378.
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