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As before, cannot fully approve until a quick test is done. Some comments here though
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Again, this REALLY feels wrong. Does WP advocate this?
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Welcome to WordPress world.
I cannot tell if WP advocates for this but the WP codebase is even worse..
But yup, this is kind of common thing in WordPress (even WooCommerce and many plugins also go with this way everywhere in their code).
We can go a little advance by moving this thing into a template file and load it but I guess that would be out of scope for this pull request. Maybe we can discuss further in a future PR :)
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👍 This will be automatically solved after merge #94
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1. Objective
Omise-WooCommerce has always been coupled with WooCommerce plugin, which the plugin cannot be used as a stand-alone plugin and always require WooCommerce plugin to be activated first.
However, the legacy-codebase itself wasn't really aware of a case where WooCommerce plugin is disabled as much as it should be.
Although we have prevented such cases #78, and #83. But by the current design of the plugin-initial step, it still remains some issue (#90) that could be ceased out by redesigning the initial-step with a proper awareness of WooCommerce plugin.
Related issue(s):
2. Description of change
Part 1
See, #94: "Refactoring plugin-initial code structure, part 1"
Part 2
See, #95: "Refactoring plugin-initial code structure, part 2"
Part 3
The last piece of code,
This part is aiming to organizing
Omise_Adminclass, by moving all admin-related code fromOmiseclass back toOmise_Admin.3. Quality assurance
🔧 Environments:
✏️ Details:
The main test-case will be separated into 3 cases as follows:
Omise-WooCommerce plugin can be activated, but all functions should be disabled, including no Omise menu at the WordPress admin-sidebar.
4. Impact of the change
No
5. Priority of change
Normal
6. Additional Notes
No