* Add missing dev packages to product-editor package
* Create components folder for organization
* Move product field, section and tab slots over to product-editor package
* Move use of product slot fills to product-editor package
* Sync dependencies
* Add changelogs
* Update README's and add constant for default values
* Update README's in product-editor package
* Add `RevenueReportDateTour` component
* Add changelog
* Fix styles
* Rename RevenueReportDateTour to ReportDateTour to use it in two different reports: Orders and Revenue
* Change default sort date to date_paid
# Conflicts:
# plugins/woocommerce/src/Admin/API/Reports/Orders/Stats/DataStore.php
* Update changelog
* Assign date_column_name before calling parent constructor
* Remove date_type default value from configuration and show tour only if user didn't assign a value
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* Remove check to skip testing instructions if needed from PR template and add final check to confirm that testing instructions were added.
* Update Pull Request template documentation to be consistent with the removal of the checkbox to skip testing instructions.
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Fixes bug introduced in PR #36087 that changes jQuery selectors for quantity input in variable products.
The previous logic is reinstated so that $qty points to the div wrapper, and $qty_input points to the input element inside.
Otherwise, as is in the current version, $qty_input is undefined and the min/max attributes are not updated.
This PR also addresses the original issue #36086 by restricting the selector of the div wrapper to only be the one containing input[name=quantity] (the .qty class filter is also kept to avoid any potential malfunctions of existing code).
* Site Health: Add WC-specific criteria for persistent object cache
WP 6.1 introduces a new test in the Site Health module for whether the
site has an external object cache, and if not, whether it would benefit
from having one. However, the criteria it uses are based largely on
posts and comments. This introduces WooCommerce-specific criteria based
on orders and products. It uses much lower numbers for the
thresholds (100 instead of 1000). These thresholds are somewhat
arbitrary, but reflect that the data objects in a WooCommerce store are
larger and more complex than in a simple blog.
* Add changelog file
* Add additional global attributes and local attributes information when saving product attributes
* Log only local attributes
Add attribute name
Fix issue with attribute_value and names selectors
* Save name and slug for global attributes and global terms
* Product editor: disable the feature in advanced Settings
until we implement the new designs.
* Maintain feature enabled for internal testing.
* Remove obsolete new lines.
* Re-enable the feature flag.
* Disable the new product experience if currently enabled.
* Add changelog
* Remove commented lines, obsolete brackets. Fix conflicts.
* Styling.
* Fix lint
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