Release v1.6.0 with signed macOS universal binary

Author: rene-hermenau

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -1,3 +1,14 @@
+## v1.6.0 (2026-01-29)
+
+- **Enh:** Docker Compose warning "No services to build" no longer clutters the terminal output (#160).
+- **Enh:** `reset` command now supports `--from` flag to restore from a backup (#158).
+- **Enh:** `reset` command now supports `--wp` flag to specify WordPress version (#162).
+- **Enh:** Restore directly to dockerized sites using hostname: `wpstaging restore site.local backup.wpstg` (#148).
+- **Enh:** Database credentials are auto-detected when restoring to a dockerized site (#148).
+- **Fix:** Stored license is now preserved when validation fails due to network timeout (#165).
+- **Fix:** `reset` command now fails correctly when the site doesn't exist instead of creating a new site (#164).
+- **Fix:** `WP_VERSION` in `.env` file now defaults to "latest" when `--wp` flag is not specified (#162).
+
 ## v1.5.2 (2026-01-24)
 
 - **Fix:** MariaDB now starts correctly on Docker Desktop for Mac by disabling native AIO and using fsync flush method (#156).

README.md

@@ -321,6 +321,18 @@ wpstaging restore --path=/var/www/site \
   --db-name=dbname --db-user=user --db-pass=pass --db-host=host backupfile.wpstg
 ```
 
+### Restore to Dockerized Site
+
+Restore directly to an existing dockerized site using its hostname. Database credentials are auto-detected from the site's `.env` file.
+
+```bash
+wpstaging restore mysite.local backup.wpstg
+wpstaging restore mysite.local --from=backup.wpstg
+wpstaging restore mysite.local --from=https://example.com/backup.wpstg
+```
+
+The site must already exist (created with `wpstaging add mysite.local`).
+
 ---
 
 ### Dump Backup Index
@@ -378,6 +390,8 @@ wpstaging add https://newsite.local
 wpstaging list
 wpstaging list site1.local site2.local  # Show details for multiple sites
 wpstaging reset mysite.local  # Reset site to fresh WordPress
+wpstaging reset mysite.local --wp=6.5  # Reset with specific WordPress version
+wpstaging reset mysite.local --from=backup.wpstg  # Reset and restore from backup
 wpstaging del oldsite.local
 wpstaging del site1.local site2.local  # Delete multiple sites
 wpstaging del  # Delete all sites (with confirmation)

build/linux_amd64/wpstaging

@@ -135,6 +135,9 @@ _wp_staging_cli() {
         --db-ssl-cert
         --db-ssl-key
         --db-ssl-mode
+        --env-path
+        --compose-file
+        --skip-update-hosts-file
     "
 
     # Docker/Site management options (for add, start, stop, restart, etc.)
@@ -163,6 +166,7 @@ _wp_staging_cli() {
         --admin-email
         --secure-credentials
         --multisite
+        --from
     "
 
     # Detect if Only or Skip filter is already used

build/macos_amd64/wpstaging

@@ -236,15 +236,27 @@ Env Flags:
 ```
 Reset a WordPress site in the Docker environment.
 
+Use --from to restore from a WP STAGING backup file after resetting the site.
+Use --wp to specify a different WordPress version to install.
+
 Usage:
   wpstaging reset <hostname> [flags]
 
 Examples:
   wpstaging reset mysite.local
+  wpstaging reset mysite.local --wp=6.5
+  wpstaging reset mysite.local --from=backup.wpstg
+  wpstaging reset mysite.local --from=https://example.com/backup.wpstg
 
 Env Flags:
       --env-path string   Path to store docker environments (default: ~/wpstaging)
 
+WordPress Flags:
+      --wp string         WordPress version to install (e.g., 6.5, latest)
+
+Other Flags:
+      --from string       Backup file path or remote URL (http/https) to restore after reset
+
 ```
 
 <a name="command-extract"></a>
@@ -319,14 +331,26 @@ at the target path.
 The backup file can be a local path or a remote URL (http/https).
 Use --from flag or pass the backup file directly as an argument.
 
+For dockerized sites, you can specify the site hostname directly:
+  wpstaging restore site.local backup.wpstg
+  wpstaging restore site.local --from=backup.wpstg
+
+The site must already exist (created with 'wpstaging add site.local').
+Database credentials will be auto-detected from the site's .env file.
+
 Usage:
-  wpstaging restore [flags] <backupfile.wpstg>
+  wpstaging restore [flags] [<site.local>] <backupfile.wpstg>
 
 Examples:
   wpstaging restore --path=/var/www/html backup.wpstg
   wpstaging restore --path=/var/www/html --from=backup.wpstg
   wpstaging restore --path=/var/www/html --from=https://example.com/backups/backup.wpstg
 
+  # Restore directly to a dockerized site:
+  wpstaging restore site.local backup.wpstg
+  wpstaging restore site.local --from=backup.wpstg
+  wpstaging restore site.local --from=https://example.com/backups/backup.wpstg
+
 Flags:
   -o, --outputdir string          Directory for extracted files (default: ./wpstaging-output)
   -p, --path string               WordPress installation path (required)
@@ -816,4 +840,4 @@ Env Flags:
 
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-*Generated on 2025-12-26 14:18:05 UTC*
+*Generated on 2026-01-26 15:06:27 UTC*