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Currently if you do a wp download --version=4.9.4 it will download and cache a .tar.gz file and if you afterward do a wp download --version=4.9.4 --skip-content for example it will download a new .zip archive.
I think it would be better if we can always stick to downloading zip files so you can reuse archives and save some bandwith, or be able to work disconnected.
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There's some historical reason why both .tar.gz and .zip are used but I don't recall it off the top of my head. It'd be worthwhile to track the history down before considering any changes.
Also, wp-cli/wp-cli#1532 was a really nasty bug that makes me hesitant to make significant changes to wp core download. I think the test coverage is good, but not great.
Currently if you do a
wp download --version=4.9.4
it will download and cache a.tar.gz
file and if you afterward do awp download --version=4.9.4 --skip-content
for example it will download a new.zip
archive.I think it would be better if we can always stick to downloading zip files so you can reuse archives and save some bandwith, or be able to work disconnected.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: