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Add manifest.json file for builds - #692
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wp-cli/wp-cli#6037 is now merged so this one is ready to go |
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Relates to / depends on wp-cli/wp-cli#6037
Adds the
manifest.jsonfile from thewp-cli/wp-cliroot folder for every build.For stable builds, the file is latter added to the actual GitHub release and fetched from there.
For nightly builds the file is fetched directly from
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wp-cli/builds/gh-pages/phar/wp-cli-nightly.manifest.json.When calling
wp cli check-update, it will fetch the manifest file for stable releases and nightly builds to check whether the PHP version requirement is met.