This commit adds again the Travis function `travis_retry` (https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/common-build-problems/#travis_retry) to all the commands used to execute the E2E tests as they sometimes fail due to factors outside our control and they pass if we retry them manually. See for example this issue for an instance where often times the E2E tests fail, the issue describes a problem that happened in a local environment, but we see the same error happening on Travis as well: https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/issues/27846. I actually just saw it and had to restart a Travis build job manually and that is what prompted me to create this commit. Having Travis retry the command automatically should save us some time when we review PRs as there is a chance the command will pass on a subsequent run and we won't have to retry it manually and wait for it to finish.
We have used this function in the past (see 67b5b270f3), but it got removed in 1658dd3962. But after some conversation about it a couple of weeks ago, we decided to use it again.
This commit adds the 'Select a country / region...' text as a placeholder text displayed in the country select field indicating to the user that they need to select a country. This is only needed when the option ¨Default customer location" is set to "No location by default".
When a simple product with downloads gets converted into a variable
product all the existing download permissions for past orders become
invalid. This commit adds an extra verification procedure to the
product save code:
- Get all the existing download permissions for the product and all
the children (variations)
- For each download permission for the parent product, if there's a
variation that offers the same file for download (same file URL)
AND an equivalent download permission doesn't exist (equivalent means
same file URL, same order id and same user id), then create it.
Additionally, a new WC_Customer_Download_Data_Store::create_from_data
method is added.
This commit removes the setting "Page style" from WooCommerce -> Settings -> Payments -> PayPal Standard. This setting was used to define the value of the parameter "page_style" passed to the PayPal Standard API, but PayPal deprecated this parameter and ignores it. According to PayPal in https://developer.paypal.com/docs/paypal-payments-standard/integration-guide/Appx-websitestandard-htmlvariables/?mark=page_style#deprecated-variables: "Deprecated variables are ignored when you pass them to PayPal". In the same link, you can see that "page_style" is included in the list of deprecated parameters.
Peter Fabian
Rodrigo Primo
Nestor Soriano
Gary Cao
Néstor Soriano
DediData
Roy Ho
zhongruige
zhongruige
Ron Rennick
jlavoie13
Christopher Allford
Mike Jolley
Claudio Sanches
Jonathan Sadowski
jonathansadowski