It has been a while since we talked about Wiz. There have been a couple of version bumps since the last update. These bumps are arbitrary but it seems like they accurately reflect progress made. There has been progress towards a 1.0 release. The idea of a 1.0 is mostly solidified. The 1.0 Roadmap local and community plugin interface - a way for people and groups of people to add their own modules and modules that can be shared for a group. configuration system - Although Wiz already has an API for user-configuration, it needs to be better tested and supported. cleaner API - looking at ways that the API can be better for anyone that might want to develop extensions. complete docs - API docs. Right now you just have to look through the code. auto-updating - If anyone wants to help...

The latest batch of Wiz updates includes some useful stuff for developers as well as some administrative features. Included in this bundle of Wizzy goodness is the ability to output any table output in csv, pipe, or tab delimited output. This makes it very easy to utilize Wiz with other commands (or potentially feed information from Wiz back into itself!) Here is a complete list of the changes in 0.9.5: The internal configuration system was rewritten to look more like Magento's own configuration system -- using XML files. This isn't really used heavily yet, but we've got some stuff coming in the next few months that will take full advantage of this. You can now toggle the following "developer" flags from the CLI: Allow Symlinks (For templates, 1.5.1.0+) Logging JS Merging CSS Merging...

The initial flow of love for Wiz was greatly appreciated!  I'm not certain how many people actually have downloaded and are using Wiz today.  We may never know fully...  But the buzz that was generated was definitely invigorating! We have recently rolled Wiz out to our entire team here at Classy Llama.  No doubt within the next few weeks we will see more features being added as our people put it through the hoops.  Enough about that.  Let's get on with it! Specifying a scope code By default, Wiz will execute your commands running inside of the admin scope.  This is great for practically everything, however using the 301-urlskumap to generate a CSV of SKUs to URLs caused issues when running inside of the admin.  Now all you have to do is: wiz 301-urlskumap --store [geshifilter-code]...