Better explain the --basic flag#23
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Multiline option formatting copied from https://github.com/wp-cli/db-command/blob/c9b7a5ef80f08a16cb7710ac8e63fc57a419bb9f/src/DB_Command.php#L388-L389 For wp-cli#22
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Better explain the --basic flag
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Replaces the former definition for the
--basicflag,with a longer explanation:
This change is made in README.md and in the shell command's docblock, using formatting for multiline explanations copied from the README.md and docblock for
wp db export [<file>].Why
To better explain what
--basicdoes and to answer my question in #22, "What is Boris?".Closes #22.