Unable to use custom artisan path when using make:migration

[trajche]

Version

4.0

What did you expect to happen?

When using the artisan command make:migration, you are able to define a custom path relative to the application of where you would like to store the migrations. In this case, the goal was to store the migrations in a plugin directory, rather than the acorn default which sets the path to the theme directory.

What actually happens?

When using --path as a parameter, it's wp that inherits it rather than acorn (artisan), since you are also able to define a WordPress path when using WP CLI.

Steps to reproduce

1. Install a Bedrock / WordPress instance
2. Go to any directory and run wp acorn make:migration create_example_table --path=web/app/plugins/testplugin/
3. You should get the error Warning: No WordPress installation found. since it's looking for WordPress in web/app/plugins/testplugin/

System info

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Log output

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Please confirm this isn't a support request.

Yes

[QWp6t]

Until wp-cli supports -- as a delimiter to separate options from operands, we cannot provide a way to support this without resorting to janky solutions.

Guideline 10:
The first -- argument that is not an option-argument should be accepted as a delimiter indicating the end of options. Any following arguments should be treated as operands, even if they begin with the '-' character.

In the meantime, you can use the Acorn binary to get around this.

./vendor/bin/acorn make:migration create_example_table --path=web/app/plugins/testplugin/

[trajche]

I implemented the following (probably janky) solution in the bootloader so that we can use --artisan-path (and pass it as path to acorn) temporarily. #377