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List all WordPress installations in WP Toolkit

harmless rootPleskdebian, ubuntu
root@server
plesk ext wp-toolkit --list

Prints all WordPress instances known to WP Toolkit with internal ID, domain, path and version. The ID is needed for further WP Toolkit commands. Installations that were never registered in the toolkit are missing from the list.

Open question before approval: Ausgabeformat und Spalten mit aktueller WP-Toolkit-Version prüfen.

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