because the length is already calculated / formatted correctly but is very unhandy to check/read while numbers are left-aligned like here:
root@test-server ~ # sudo -u www-data -s -- wp db size --path=/path/to/wordpress/staging/current --tables
+-----------------------+--------------+
| Name | Size |
+-----------------------+--------------+
| wp_commentmeta | 49152 B |
| wp_comments | 98304 B |
| wp_links | 32768 B |
| wp_options | 4751360 B |
| wp_postmeta | 2267021312 B |
| wp_posts | 46792704 B |
| wp_term_relationships | 3178496 B |
| wp_term_taxonomy | 507904 B |
| wp_termmeta | 950272 B |
| wp_terms | 573440 B |
| wp_usermeta | 425984 B |
| wp_users | 65536 B |
+-----------------------+--------------+
As far I can see the table output is triggered in
https://github.com/wp-cli/db-command/blob/master/src/DB_Command.php#L875-L876
and uses Formatter object/functions (without orderby / include_totals) of this module:
https://github.com/wp-cli/profile-command/blob/master/inc/class-formatter.php#L77
(but not sure - normally using no PHP as system administrator 😄)
because the length is already calculated / formatted correctly but is very unhandy to check/read while numbers are left-aligned like here:
As far I can see the table output is triggered in
https://github.com/wp-cli/db-command/blob/master/src/DB_Command.php#L875-L876
and uses Formatter object/functions (without orderby / include_totals) of this module:
https://github.com/wp-cli/profile-command/blob/master/inc/class-formatter.php#L77
(but not sure - normally using no PHP as system administrator 😄)