cwp content list

cwp content list [env] [flags]

Acts on the local site. Name an environment to act there instead.

Argument	What it is	Default
[env]	environment to read (default: default_environment in cwp.yml)

Flag	What it does	Default
--with-agent	with —dry-run on a host with no shell: install and remove the PHP agent so the plan is real	off

Plus the shared flags --json, -v, --verbose, -q, --quiet and --dry-run.

What it does

Lists everything a content group claims on the local site or on an environment. The scope covers the posts of its post_types, the terms of its taxonomies and the menus under its menus:.

The command answers “what would --all mean here” before you type --all. On a site you have not looked at in a while, that question is worth asking.

The output is a table, sorted by type and then slug. The site’s own order is post-id order, and that order interleaves the types:

  type             slug                 id      status   tracked
– bricks_template  event-einzelansicht  #12801  publish  site only
✓ menu             primary              #24              in tree
✓ page             angebote             #150    publish  in tree
✓ term             category/news        #7               in tree

tracked says where the row lives. in tree means a content group carries it and it travels; site only means it is in scope and nobody has pulled it yet. status is WordPress’s own post_status, passed through verbatim. It is empty for a term or a menu, which have none.

A term’s slug column is <taxonomy>/<slug>, the place its file sits in the tree: content/terms/category/news.yml. A menu is menu, not nav_menu. WordPress stores one as a taxonomy term, and the tree does not carry it as one.

The command names a taxonomy declared in content: that the site does not register in a warning rather than passing it over. A plugin switched off on one environment is a real difference between two sites. An empty listing looks the same as a site with no such term.

--json carries all three, in data.posts, data.terms and data.menus, each with the uid the table shows only as in tree / site only.

Example

cwp content list
cwp content list prod
cwp content list --json

What it does not do

It writes nothing, on either side, and it does not compare anything. cwp content status is the one that says what differs.