Fix wp --info / wp --version being dropped under WP_CLI_STRICT_ARGS_MODE - #6401
Fix wp --info / wp --version being dropped under WP_CLI_STRICT_ARGS_MODE#6401bazza wants to merge 2 commits into
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…_MODE Under strict args mode, global flags not part of the runtime config spec were silently discarded instead of surfacing as assoc args, so `--info` and `--version` (handled via back-compat conversion, not the spec) never reached Runner and `wp --info` fell through to showing general help. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@php/WP_CLI/Configurator.php`:
- Line 372: Update the strict-mode handling of repeated unknown global keys
around $assoc_args[$key] so it reuses the existing aggregation behavior instead
of overwriting prior values. Ensure inputs such as repeated --foo options
preserve all values in the same array-based $assoc_args contract as the
non-strict branch.
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Fix a regression flagged by CodeRabbit: repeated unknown global flags (e.g. --foo=1 --foo=2) were overwriting each other under WP_CLI_STRICT_ARGS_MODE instead of aggregating into an array, unlike the non-strict branch and strict mode's own local_assoc handling. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The behavioral change is narrowly scoped, aligns strict-mode behavior with non-strict handling for unknown globals, and is covered by a targeted PHPUnit test.
Pull request overview
Fixes wp --info / wp --version being lost when WP_CLI_STRICT_ARGS_MODE=1 by ensuring unknown global flags aren’t dropped during argument parsing, so Runner::back_compat_conversions() can still rewrite them to cli info / cli version.
Changes:
- Adjust
Configurator::unmix_assoc_args()strict-mode handling so unknown global flags fall through into$assoc_args(while known runtime config flags still route to$runtime_config). - Preserve existing repeated-flag aggregation behavior for unknown global flags in strict mode (non-boolean repeats become arrays; boolean flags remain last-wins).
- Add a PHPUnit test covering unknown global flags retention and confirming known runtime keys (e.g.
--url) still route to runtime config in strict mode.
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| File | Description |
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php/WP_CLI/Configurator.php |
Keeps unknown global flags in strict mode (and aggregates repeats) instead of dropping them, while preserving routing of known runtime config keys. |
tests/ConfiguratorTest.php |
Adds coverage ensuring strict mode retains unknown global flags like --info and maintains expected runtime-config routing for known spec keys. |
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| if ( isset( $this->spec[ $key ] ) && false !== $this->spec[ $key ]['runtime'] ) { | ||
| $this->assoc_arg_to_runtime_config( $key, $value, $runtime_config ); | ||
| } elseif ( isset( $assoc_args[ $key ] ) ) { | ||
| // Collect multiple values for the same key into an array, except for boolean flags | ||
| // Boolean flags (--flag or --no-flag) use last-wins behavior |
Summary
wp --info(andwp --version) silently fell through to showing general help whenWP_CLI_STRICT_ARGS_MODE=1was set, instead of printing the CLI info/version screen.Configurator::unmix_assoc_args()only forwards "global" flags (those appearing before any positional/command argument) into the parsed args when they're part of the known runtime config spec.--infoand--versionaren't spec entries — they're special-cased later inRunner::back_compat_conversions()via$assoc_args['info']/$assoc_args['version']— so under strict mode they were dropped entirely before ever reaching that check.$assoc_args, matching non-strict mode's existing behavior. Known spec keys (e.g.--url) are unaffected and still route to$runtime_configonly, preserving strict mode's original global/local disambiguation behavior.Test plan
WP_CLI_STRICT_ARGS_MODE=1 php php/boot-fs.php --infonow prints the info screen (previously showed general help)WP_CLI_STRICT_ARGS_MODE=1 php php/boot-fs.php --versionworks--info/--versionunaffected (regression check)WP_CLI_STRICT_ARGS_MODE=1 php php/boot-fs.php --url=example.com cli infoconfirms known spec keys (--url) still route to runtime config as beforetestParseArgsStrictModeKeepsUnknownGlobalFlagstotests/ConfiguratorTest.php🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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--info, are now preserved when strict argument mode is enabled.--url, continue to be routed correctly in strict mode.