Use get_post_stati() instead of get_post_statuses() to support all registered post statuses in export#121
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Makes sense to me!
Looks like it was this way ever since this command was first built.
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Fixes #120
When using the export command, only posts with statuses returned by get_post_statuses() (publish, pending, draft, private) can be exported. This excludes other valid WordPress post statuses like 'future' for scheduled posts and any custom post statuses.
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