Add --days, --weeks, --months arguments for relative date ranges - #214
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Allows generating orders within a relative time period (e.g. --days=21, --weeks=4, --months=6) without needing to compute explicit calendar dates. The period arguments resolve to a date-start/date-end pair internally, reusing all existing date logic. Adds CLI validation and five new unit tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Allows generating orders within a relative time period (e.g. --days=21, --weeks=4, --months=6) without needing to compute explicit calendar dates. The period arguments resolve to a date-start/date-end pair internally, reusing all existing date logic. Adds CLI validation and five new unit tests.
How to test the changes in this Pull Request:
Generate orders using each new argument and verify the created dates fall within the expected range in WooCommerce > Orders:
wp wc generate orders 10 --days=14wp wc generate orders 10 --weeks=4wp wc generate orders 10 --months=2Verify that combining a period argument with
--date-startor--date-endproduces an error:wp wc generate orders 10 --days=7 --date-start=2025-01-01Verify that passing multiple period arguments or an invalid value produces an error:
wp wc generate orders 10 --days=7 --weeks=2wp wc generate orders 10 --months=0Other information:
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