Issue
The --status filter option in wp connectors list accepts not installed as a filter value. Standard WP-CLI commands do not use multi-word strings with spaces for CLI flag choices, as it forces users to quote arguments in the terminal (--status="not installed") and breaks standard CLI conventions.
Example
| Command |
Flag Example |
Values Used |
wp plugin list |
--status=<status> |
active, inactive, must-use, dropin, active-network |
wp theme list |
--status=<status> |
active, inactive, parent |
wp comment list |
--status=<status> |
hold, approve, spam, trash |
wp post list |
--post_status=<status> |
publish, future, draft, pending, private, trash |
wp language plugin list |
--status=<status> |
installed, uninstalled, active |
Issue
The
--statusfilter option inwp connectors listacceptsnot installedas a filter value. Standard WP-CLI commands do not use multi-word strings with spaces for CLI flag choices, as it forces users to quote arguments in the terminal (--status="not installed") and breaks standard CLI conventions.Example
wp plugin list--status=<status>wp theme list--status=<status>wp comment list--status=<status>wp post list--post_status=<status>wp language plugin list--status=<status>