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easier to read memory usage #3987
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Thanks @columbian-chris. I've added that as a possible enhancement for future releases, but if you have the availability to craft a Pull Request we can try to add that to our next release. |
Another issue I'm finding in my WP-CLI syncs is the timer suddenly resetting after a certain amount of time. Here's a couple different syncs I did that both provide an example:
It reports
This one a similar story. Any idea what could be causing this? |
@columbian-chris The time is based on a WP-CLI feature. Do you mind sharing which version of WP-CLI you are using? And if it is not the latest (v2.11.0), can you please update and try again? Thanks |
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@felipeelia I tested using latest version, 2.11.0. |
Just a minor improvement, but I'm doing a large sync via WP-CLI and once the size gets into the tens of thousands of megabytes, it becomes harder to read:
Could we instate gigabytes instead of thousands of megabytes when applicable?
Maybe something like (untested):
/includes/classes/Command.php
line ~1342:Or maybe throw in a new method to handle this and include more than just
mb
andgb
.I think also the posts numbers could benefit from a
number_format()
as well to include commas for easier reading, but I couldn't find where that is sourced in the code.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: