Update wp-cli framework

[schlessera]

This is an automated pull-request

Updates the wp-cli/wp-cli framework to the latest changeset.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request automatically updates the wp-cli/wp-cli framework to its most recent version. This ensures that the project remains current with the latest upstream developments, incorporating any new features, performance improvements, or critical bug fixes from the framework.

Highlights

• wp-cli/wp-cli Framework Update: The composer.lock file was updated to point to a newer commit hash (7a94504217b903aa0e3d17e0248db60b4c5702d3) for the wp-cli/wp-cli package, reflecting the latest changes in the framework. The package's timestamp was also refreshed.

Changelog

• composer.lock
  • Updated the wp-cli/wp-cli package's Git reference from bedb3a7aaca2c25ba7916a76217072c86cf57d6b to 7a94504217b903aa0e3d17e0248db60b4c5702d3.
  • Refreshed the time metadata for the wp-cli/wp-cli package.

Activity

• Automated pull request created by schlessera to update the wp-cli/wp-cli framework to its latest changeset.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the wp-cli/wp-cli framework to a newer commit. While the lock file update is correct, it highlights a potential risk in your project's dependency management. By tracking the dev-main branch of wp-cli/wp-cli, you are exposed to un-tagged and potentially unstable code, which can cause unexpected breakages. I have added a comment recommending that you pin this dependency to a stable version tag in composer.json to improve the stability of your project.

[gemini-code-assist]

This update is a result of tracking the dev-main branch for wp-cli/wp-cli in composer.json. This is a high-risk dependency strategy, as it can pull in un-tagged, potentially unstable commits, including breaking changes. This can lead to unexpected failures in your project.

It is strongly recommended to pin this dependency to a stable version constraint. Based on the package's branch-alias (2.13.x-dev), you could use ^2.13.

To fix this, you should change the following in composer.json:

"wp-cli/wp-cli": "dev-main"

to:

"wp-cli/wp-cli": "^2.13"

This will make your project's dependencies more predictable and stable.

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