Wordmove is a tool for moving WordPress sites between development and production environments; there are many options for Wordmove commands, and understanding them can make the site migration process more flexible and efficient.
Below is a description of some of the key options in Wordmove.
- wordpress: Synchronizes all WordPress files. Use option -w.
- uploads: Synchronize upload directories (usually wp-content/uploads). Use option -u.
- themes: Synchronize theme directories (usually wp-content/themes). Use option -t.
- plugins: Synchronize plugin directories (usually wp-content/plugins). Use option -p.
- languages: Synchronizes the languages directory (usually wp-content/languages). Use option -l.
- db: Synchronize databases. Use option -d.
- verbose: Output detailed information. Use option -v.
- simulate: Displays which files will be synchronized, without actually synchronizing them. Use option -s.
- environment: Specifies the environment to move to. Use option -e.
- config: Specifies the location of the Wordmove configuration file. Use option -c.
- no_adapt: Do not automatically adjust URLs.
- all: Synchronize all data and files.