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@gitlab as of two days ago, all of our repos using the composer CI template https://t.co/d3sjEdHvxK are now failing with 401 Unauthorized responses. Did permissions on the package registry API change or is there an outage of some sort?
@gitlabstatus Would this issue also be causing 401 responses from CI_JOB_TOKEN requests? Since around the time of the bulk import functionality issue, we've been experiencing 401 responses from CI_JOB_TOKEN api endpoint requests across all our projects
@DerekAshauer@Production We have a script like this in most of our sites:
mkdir db
wp db export db/backup.sql
wp @production db export - > db/latest-db.sql
wp db import db/latest-db.sql
wp option set blog_public 0
wp plugin deactivate autoptimize
@DerekAshauer if you use WP-CLI aliases or ssh, you can easily pull a db from a remote environment via something like this: wp @production db export - > mysql.sql
@ChrisBadgett It feels like WordPress is doing the opposite with FSE and I’m a bit wary that it’s not going to end well for novices, power users, and developers.
@williamsba I feel this deeply. In some ways it feels like it’s likely to push away more technical developers if it feels to frustrating to build something for any type of non home blog usage.