Fix WP-CLI WooCommerce Activation
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I’m running into an unusual situation: any time I try to activate WooCommerce through WP-CLI the command simply stalls—no output, no obvious error message, just nothing. Regular browser activation works, so I suspect a silent conflict or a missing line in the WP-CLI context that prevents the command from completing.
Here’s what I know so far
• The problem is isolated to WP-CLI; the theme and other plugins behave when activated from the dashboard.
• It happens at the command-execution stage—right after I run something like `wp plugin activate woocommerce` the shell sits there indefinitely.
• Because there’s no error text, I can’t trace it further without deeper logging or a tweak to the CLI bootstrap sequence.
What I need from you
1. Inspect and debug the WP-CLI environment, locate the hook or configuration that blocks command execution, and patch it.
2. If the fix involves adding a line to a must-use plugin, theme functions.php, or a custom WP-CLI command file, supply that code with comments.
3. Verify that WooCommerce activates cleanly through WP-CLI on my staging site and provide the commands you used for testing.
4. Summarize the root cause so I can document it for future builds.
I’ll give you SSH and WordPress admin access to the staging environment as soon as we start.
Here’s what I know so far
• The problem is isolated to WP-CLI; the theme and other plugins behave when activated from the dashboard.
• It happens at the command-execution stage—right after I run something like `wp plugin activate woocommerce` the shell sits there indefinitely.
• Because there’s no error text, I can’t trace it further without deeper logging or a tweak to the CLI bootstrap sequence.
What I need from you
1. Inspect and debug the WP-CLI environment, locate the hook or configuration that blocks command execution, and patch it.
2. If the fix involves adding a line to a must-use plugin, theme functions.php, or a custom WP-CLI command file, supply that code with comments.
3. Verify that WooCommerce activates cleanly through WP-CLI on my staging site and provide the commands you used for testing.
4. Summarize the root cause so I can document it for future builds.
I’ll give you SSH and WordPress admin access to the staging environment as soon as we start.
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