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Add SQLite compatibility to
wp dbcommandsThis PR implements SQLite support for database commands when using the SQLite Database Integration plugin. Commands now detect SQLite via
DB_ENGINEconstant,SQLITE_DB_DROPIN_VERSION, or db.php drop-in inspection.Changes
New
DB_Command_SQLitetrait - Isolated SQLite operations using PDO:create/drop/reset- File-based database lifecyclequery- Direct PDO execution with formatted output (now supports--skip-column-names)export/import- SQL dump/restore with proper identifier escapingsize- File size calculationFQDB,FQDBDIR,DB_FILEconstantsModified
DB_Commandmethods - Detect SQLite and route accordingly:create,drop,reset,query,export,import- Full SQLite implementationsize- SQLite file size vs MySQL information_schema querycheck,optimize,repair,cli- Warning messages (not applicable to SQLite)tables,prefix,columns,search,clean- Unchanged (work via $wpdb)Test scenarios - Updated to support SQLite for
--skip-column-namesflagDocumentation (
README.md) - Supported commands, configuration, detection methodsRecent Updates
--skip-column-namessupport for SQLite: Thesqlite_query()method now accepts$assoc_argsand respects the--skip-column-namesflagdisplay_table()withFormatterclass: Using the standard WP-CLI Formatter class for consistency with other commands--skip-column-namestest as SQLite now supports itExample Usage
Technical Notes
after_wp_config_loadstagePDO::quote()wp-content/database/.ht.sqliteFixes #234
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