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Problem:
The

WPMLSuperGlobalsServer::getServerName

function relies on the

$_SERVER

superglobal for HTTP host information, which is not available in the CLI environment. Consequently, the

WPML_URL_Converter_Domain_Strategy::convertRestUrlToCurrentDomain

function fails to retrieve the correct host name, rendering REST URLs generated in the CLI environment invalid.
Solution:
We tested the scenario using WPML version 4.5.15 with no other plugins active. We used the following code to simulate the environment and did not encounter the issue:

if (defined('WP_CLI') && WP_CLI) {<br />    class ExampleCommand extends \WP_CLI_Command {<br />        /**<br />         * @subcommand wpml-rest-api<br />         */<br />        public function wpmlRestApi() {<br />            echo get_rest_url(path: 'wp/v2') . "\n";<br />        }<br />    }<br /><br />    WP_CLI::add_command('example', ExampleCommand::class);<br />}

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