Document default login credentials and wp-env run command
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adamziel
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wp-env run command
draganescu
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| wp-env run <container> [command..] | ||
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| Runs an arbitrary command in one of the underlying Docker containers. |
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It would be nice for those Ctrl+F ing through docs to mention here "for example running wp cli commands". I know you added this to the exanples, it would be nice make the connection immediately.
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Description
When I've been getting up to speed with wp-env, I've been struggling with:
This PR documents both of these in README.
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