Revised how discounts/discount taxes are stored for consistency. Always
store ex. tax to make data retrieval easier, and to ensure totals are
correct after settings changes. Backwards compatibility maintained
through use of order versioning.
#7728
the cart.
* Tweak - Show discounts inc. tax when showing order totals inc. tax.
Closes#7532
@barrykooij @claudiosmweb How does this look? Looks like we were saving
order discounts inconsistent with the cart/checkout
If ratings are not required, the total rating count was counting all
reviews which skewed the average rating. In other words, reviews with
no rating were counted as a “zero” rating in the average rating
calculation. This bug was introduced in
83a457b29c which provided a fix for #6839.
This change introduces a new product method `get_review_count()` which
can be used to accurately calculate the total number of reviews for a
product. Some instances of `get_rating_count()` were replaced with
`get_review_count()` where appropriate. Additionally, the
`single-product/rating.php` template was adjusted to display the
correct number of customer reviews and ratings in rich snippets. I’ve
also included the `bestRating` rich snippet detailed
[here](http://schema.org/AggregateRating). The version number was
adjusted to 2.3.2 on that template as I think this is a larger change.
SHA: c038001eab changed `WC_Abstract_Order::payment_complete()` to use
WC()->session->set( 'order_awaiting_payment' ) instead of
`WC()->session->order_awaiting_payment`, but `WC()->session` is only
set on front-end requests, meaning any extension that tries to complete
payment on an order from the back-end would cause a fatal error.
SHA: 100b95a tweaked the `__get()` magic method in `WC_Product` to:
* only call `get_post_meta()` once; and
* set `$this->$key` to save the overhead of calling `__get()` every
time that property needs to be accessed.
However, in the process, it also set an empty value (`''`) - the default
return value of `get_post_meta()` for every single value accessed on
the product object, meaning that any calls to `isset()` after attempting
to get that value would return `true`, even if `metadata_exists()` for
that property would return false (and no value is set in memory).