Add support to wp cli – or. any. way to run it directy using wp cli eval

  • I have wp-cron.php disabled due to large site configuration. and all the cronjobs are handled via wp cli. ‘wp cron’, it will be great if there will be an option to activate your code/feature via :

    1. wp {schedueld-posts} run
    2. wp eval “do_action(……’);
    3. a way to disable it from running while it on direct user access, so it will only run via one of the above scripts.

    1, on site that we have many scheduled posts, the user who will get the first page call that will run scheduled posts it will slower the site for that user

    2. any user who enter. the homepage even if there is no scheduled posts, it adds some overhead (even though very small), it can be avoided

    3. on sites where the site is behind CDN with some caching enabled could be a situation, that a scheduled posts is getting even later run, until cache expires and a user actually bypasses CDN to reach the site.

    that said, thanks for the great plugin. that. i could not find any other that solve this strange issues of the missed scheduled posts of wordpress.

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  • Thread Starter Ido Kobelkowsky

    (@idokd)

    i went into the code; so i figured that i can just run it

    wp eval “pubMissedPosts();” –user=admin

    but again it will be nice to have a way to work it with wp cli

    and again i am still with the issue of having to ‘disable’ the wp_head hook that is applies it globaly on front_page or single pages

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