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Contributors to this release: [andreascreten](http://github.com/andreascreten), [conatus](http://github.com/conatus), [matiskay](http://github.com/matiskay), [nb](http://github.com/nb), [scribu](http://github.com/scribu), [toszcze](http://github.com/toszcze).
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Unfortunately, this doesn't work if you install wp-cli via the PEAR package, because PEAR doesn't know how to handle them. :(
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### The Community
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### The Changelog
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Commands:
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- added `wp post` and `wp post-meta`
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- added `wp user-meta`
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- added `wp blog create`
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- added `wp export`
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- added `wp theme install` and `wp theme update`
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- added `wp transient`
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- added `wp db optimize` and `wp db repair`
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- added `wp db create`, `wp db drop` and `wp db reset`
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- added `wp db import`
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- added `wp core install_network`
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- added `wp core update_db`
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- added `--json` option to several subcommands
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- added `--network` option to `wp plugin activate`
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- fixed `wp plugin update`
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Most of the new commands you see in this release were actually implemented by other people. A few examples:
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[Mike Shroeder](https://github.com/getsource) was responsible for `wp theme install`, the much loved `wp plugin update --all` and a bunch of other things.
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[Michael Williamson](https://github.com/mwilliamson-red-gate) wrote `wp user-meta` and came up with the idea for the `--json` parameter.
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You can also browse the full list of [resolved issues](https://github.com/wp-cli/wp-cli/issues?milestone=4&state=closed).
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[Evan Anderson](https://github.com/kidfiction) contributed `wp blog create`, [Tott](https://github.com/tott) contributed `wp export` and [Zack Tollman](https://github.com/tollmanz) contributed `wp transient`.
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Most of the new commands you see in this release were actually implemented by other people.
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And that's just the beginning. The [full list of contributors](https://github.com/wp-cli/wp-cli/graphs/contributors?from=2011-09-04&to=2012-09-02&type=a) can be found on github.
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Here are all the people that have contributed to this release: [andreascreten](http://github.com/andreascreten), [dwightjack](http://github.com/dwightjack), [getsource](http://github.com/getsource), [johnpbloch](http://github.com/johnpbloch), [joshstoik1](http://github.com/joshstoik1), [kidfiction](http://github.com/kidfiction), [marcoceppi](http://github.com/marcoceppi), [mgburns](http://github.com/mgburns), [mwilliamson](http://github.com/mwilliamson), [roelven](http://github.com/roelven), [scribu](http://github.com/scribu), [soulou](http://github.com/soulou), [tollmanz](http://github.com/tollmanz).
A new command [landed](https://github.com/wp-cli/wp-cli/pull/89) in wp-cli a few days ago, called `shell`. When you run `wp shell`, a <acronymtitle="read-eval-print-loop">REPL</acronym> will start, in which you can run any WordPress function.
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A new command [landed](https://github.com/wp-cli/wp-cli/pull/89) in wp-cli a few days ago, called `shell`. It was inspired by an older project called [wpshell](http://code.trac.wordpress.org/browser/wpshell).
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When you run `wp shell`, a <acronymtitle="read-eval-print-loop">REPL</acronym> will start, in which you can run any WordPress function.
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The major advantage over `wp eval` and `wp eval-file` is that it's interactive: you immediately see the result of the previous command; it's also stored in the special `$_` variable, which you can use in the next command and so on.
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wp-shell will be available in the 0.7 release of wp-cli, but if you want to try it out right now, clone the [latest version](https://github.com/wp-cli/wp-cli) from github. If you have suggestions for making it better, don't hesitate to open issues and pull requests.
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`wp shell` will be available in the 0.7 release of WP-CLI, but if you want to try it out right now, clone the [latest version](https://github.com/wp-cli/wp-cli) from github. If you have suggestions for making it better, don't hesitate to open issues and pull requests.
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Version 0.7 is now available. You can consult the [changelog](/#changelog) for an executive summary.
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Version 0.7.0 is now available.
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If you had installed WP-CLI using PEAR, you will probably have to re-install it from scratch, since the URL for the channel has changed.
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There is a new wiki page for [creating commands](https://github.com/wp-cli/wp-cli/wiki/Creating-Commands) which has information about the new `@synopsis` tag etc. It also describes how you can create man pages for your custom commands.
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- added `wp comment`
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- added `wp user import-csv`
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- added `wp user set-role` and `wp user remove-role`
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- added `wp core is-installed`
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- added `wp blog delete`
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- added `wp post list`
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- made `wp post delete` accept a list of IDs
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- added `--dry-run` option `wp plugin update-all`
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You can also browse the full list of [resolved issues](https://github.com/wp-cli/wp-cli/issues?milestone=5&state=closed).
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Contributors to this release: [andreascreten](http://github.com/andreascreten), [bendoh](http://github.com/bendoh), [builtbylane](http://github.com/builtbylane), [danielbachhuber](http://github.com/danielbachhuber), [goldenapples](http://github.com/goldenapples), [jghazally](http://github.com/jghazally), [lackingpenguin](http://github.com/lackingpenguin), [navitronic](http://github.com/navitronic), [ozh](http://github.com/ozh), [scribu](http://github.com/scribu), [tddewey](http://github.com/tddewey).
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