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Set BuddyPress settings programatically


  • rgutierrez1014
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    @rgutierrez1014

    I’m working on a WordPress Multisite installation and I need all of the sites to have the same configuration (themes, plugins, settings, etc.). I’m using BuddyPress on all of the sites and I want them all to have the same components activated. Currently I’m using Ansible to provision everything and make some calls to the WP CLI, one of which runs a PHP script that is supposed to save the BuddyPress settings, along with settings for other plugins. The script seems to run fine; I update bp-active-components and I run bp_core_install() and pass the components to it to create all the necessary tables. However, when I go to a site and visit wp-admin, the active components get reset to the default components. I’m guessing there is an action somewhere that runs when I visit wp-admin or the BuddyPress settings page for the first time. Where is this happening and can I turn it off? Or what would be the best course of action for achieving what I am trying to do?

    Tech specs:
    WordPress 4.9.5, using multisite
    BP Multi-network 1.0.1, network-activated
    BuddyPress 2.9.4
    bbPress 2.5.14, network-activated
    Custom theme
    Running inside a vagrant box using CentOS 6

    P.S. I am probably using a bunch of outdated stuff but I inherited this project from another team

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