Handle data query params by converting to appropriate timezone.
Additionally, there is not need to map params from same key to value name, otherwise it causes issues and gets unset the in for loop below.
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@ -202,13 +202,13 @@ class OrdersTableQuery {
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private function maybe_remap_args(): void {
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$mapping = array(
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// WP_Query legacy.
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'post_date' => 'date_created_gmt',
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'post_date' => 'date_created',
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'post_date_gmt' => 'date_created_gmt',
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'post_modified' => 'date_modified_gmt',
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'post_modified' => 'date_modified',
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'post_modified_gmt' => 'date_updated_gmt',
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'post_status' => 'status',
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'_date_completed' => 'date_completed_gmt',
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'_date_paid' => 'date_paid_gmt',
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'_date_completed' => 'date_completed',
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'_date_paid' => 'date_paid',
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'paged' => 'page',
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'post_parent' => 'parent_order_id',
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'post_parent__in' => 'parent_order_id',
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@ -231,12 +231,8 @@ class OrdersTableQuery {
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// Translate from WC_Order_Query to table structure.
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'version' => 'woocommerce_version',
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'date_created' => 'date_created_gmt',
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'date_modified' => 'date_updated_gmt',
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'date_modified' => 'date_updated',
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'date_modified_gmt' => 'date_updated_gmt',
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'date_completed' => 'date_completed_gmt',
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'date_completed_gmt' => 'date_completed_gmt',
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'date_paid' => 'date_paid_gmt',
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'discount_total' => 'discount_total_amount',
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'discount_tax' => 'discount_tax_amount',
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'shipping_total' => 'shipping_total_amount',
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* Generates a `WP_Date_Query` compatible query from a given date.
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* YYYY-MM-DD queries have 'day' precision for backwards compatibility.
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*
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* @param mixed $date The date. Can be a {@see \WC_DateTime}, a timestamp or a string.
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* @param mixed $date The date. Can be a {@see \WC_DateTime}, a timestamp or a string.
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* @param string $timezone The timezone to use for the date.
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* @return array An array with keys 'year', 'month', 'day' and possibly 'hour', 'minute' and 'second'.
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*/
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private function date_to_date_query_arg( $date ): array {
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private function date_to_date_query_arg( $date, $timezone ): array {
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$result = array(
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'year' => '',
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'month' => '',
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$precision = 'second';
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if ( is_numeric( $date ) ) {
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$date = new \WC_DateTime( "@{$date}", new \DateTimeZone( 'UTC' ) );
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$date = new \WC_DateTime( "@{$date}", new \DateTimeZone( $timezone ) );
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} elseif ( ! is_a( $date, 'WC_DateTime' ) ) {
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// YYYY-MM-DD queries have 'day' precision for backwards compat.
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$date = wc_string_to_datetime( $date );
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* @throws \Exception When date args are invalid.
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*/
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private function process_date_args(): void {
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$valid_operators = array( '>', '>=', '=', '<=', '<', '...' );
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$date_queries = array();
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$gmt_date_keys = array(
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'date_created_gmt',
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'date_updated_gmt',
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'date_paid_gmt',
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'date_completed_gmt',
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$valid_operators = array( '>', '>=', '=', '<=', '<', '...' );
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$date_queries = array();
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$local_to_gmt_date_keys = array(
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'date_created' => 'date_created_gmt',
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'date_updated' => 'date_updated_gmt',
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'date_paid' => 'date_paid_gmt',
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'date_completed' => 'date_completed_gmt',
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);
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$gmt_date_keys = array_values( $local_to_gmt_date_keys );
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$local_date_keys = array_keys( $local_to_gmt_date_keys );
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foreach ( array_filter( $gmt_date_keys, array( $this, 'arg_isset' ) ) as $date_key ) {
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foreach ( array_filter( array_merge( $gmt_date_keys, $local_date_keys ), array( $this, 'arg_isset' ) ) as $date_key ) {
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$date_value = $this->args[ $date_key ];
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$operator = '=';
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$dates = array();
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$timezone = in_array( $date_key, $gmt_date_keys, true ) ? '+0000' : wc_timezone_string();
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if ( is_string( $date_value ) && preg_match( self::REGEX_SHORTHAND_DATES, $date_value, $matches ) ) {
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$operator = in_array( $matches[2], $valid_operators, true ) ? $matches[2] : '';
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if ( ! empty( $matches[1] ) ) {
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$dates[] = $this->date_to_date_query_arg( $matches[1] );
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$dates[] = $this->date_to_date_query_arg( $matches[1], $timezone );
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}
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$dates[] = $this->date_to_date_query_arg( $matches[3] );
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$dates[] = $this->date_to_date_query_arg( $matches[3], $timezone );
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} else {
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$dates[] = $this->date_to_date_query_arg( $date_value );
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$dates[] = $this->date_to_date_query_arg( $date_value, $timezone );
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}
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if ( empty( $dates ) || ! $operator || ( '...' === $operator && count( $dates ) < 2 ) ) {
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$operator_to_keys[] = 'before';
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}
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$date_key = in_array( $date_key, $local_date_keys, true ) ? $local_to_gmt_date_keys[ $date_key ] : $date_key;
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$date_queries[] = array_merge(
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array(
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'column' => $date_key,
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