's3-uploads' is not a registered wp command.

[etraininteractive]

when I try to use 'wp s3-uploads verify' command to verify my configuration of the plugin, it throws an error saying, "'s3-uploads' is not a registered wp command."

I tried to resole by using this code in s3-uploads in php:
if ( ! class_exists( '\Aws\S3\S3Client' ) ) {
// Require AWS Autoloader file.
require_once dirname( DIR ) . '/vendor/autoload.php';
}

then, it throws CONSTANT error, even though I have added all the credentials like bucket name, bucket key and bucket secret in .env file.

Please help me to resolve this error.

[nickdnickd]

are you using bedrock? The vendor directory structure is different than this code expects. I was able to get around my constant server error with this quick and dirty change on a fork nickdnickd@26ef9f6

I am also seeing the CLI issue too though. For background I am running in a container. I can list the plugins, even re-activate the s3-uploads plugin, but I get the same error as your issue title.

[luizhsalazar]

@etraininteractive I was facing the same error few days ago . The way I figure it out was to activate the plugin ( wp plugin activate s3-uploads) before running any other command. Have you tried that?

[kirykr]

I got error:

Error: Callable "S3_Uploads\\WP_CLI_Command" does not exist, and cannot be registered as `wp s3-uploads`

find wp-cli.yml and add the code below

require:
  - wp-content/plugins/s3-uploads/inc/class-wp-cli-command.php

after I run wp plugin activate s3-uploads and wp s3-uploads verify
if configure the ENV correctly you should see the outputs below

Attempting to upload file s3://bucket-name/uploads/3682896686.txt
File uploaded to S3 successfully.
Attempting to delete file. s3://bucket-name/uploads/3682896686.txt
File deleted from S3 successfully.
Success: Looks like your configuration is correct.