* Add @wordpress dependencies for customize store task
* Update webpack config to bundle wp edit-site package instead of using external
* Add customize-store task list item fill
* Update CustomizeStore task to load editor scripts and settings
* Update customize store routing path
Use /* since we want to match any path that starts with customize-store
* Add assembler-hub
* Ignore some wp packages from syncpack for customize store assembler hub
We need to use specific versions of these packages for the customize store
"@wordpress/interface", "@wordpress/router", "@wordpress/edit-site"
* Add changefile(s) from automation for the following project(s): woocommerce
* Tweak style
* Use CustomizeStoreContext and send xstate event
* Update assembler-hub style
* Fix nav width
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* Make sure the iframe block toolbar still contains full width with latest WP version
* Add min height
* Add changelog
* Revert one change
* Remove unused imports
* Move the Quick Actions menu to its own component
* Add Set list price item to the Pricing sub menu
* Add notice when a variation gets updated
* Add Set sale price to Pricing sub menu
* Do not fire change if the user cancel the window propmt
* Add Increase list price to Pricing sub menu
* Add Decrease list price to Pricing sub menu
* Add Increase sale price to Pricing sub menu
* Add Decrease sale price to Pricing sub menu
* Add Schedule sale to Pricing sub menu
* Add changelog file
* Fix lint error
* Fix typo
* Add Sale end date to the Schedule sale to Pricing sub menu
* Add tracking events
* Fix tracking event params from camelcase to snakecase
### Changes:
- [ ] Remove the "Venezuelan bolívar" currency (VEF)
- [ ] Remove the "Bs F" symbol (VEF)
- [ ] Update the "Bolívar soberano" currency to "Venezuelan bolívar" (VES)
- [ ] Update the "Bs.S" symbol to "Bs." (VES)
### Justification:
The official name of Venezuela's currency is Bolivar (Bs.). However, as we have had a couple of reconversions in recent years, temporary epithets have been used to distinguish the different monetary cones with a practical sense in the transition period. This is the reason why Bolivar Fuerte (Bs.F) and Bolivar Soberano (Bs.S) was used.
However, the Bolívar Fuerte (monetary cone) went out of circulation on December 3, 2018 and the Bolívar Soberano (monetary cone) started to be called only Bolívar (Bs.) since February 2019, after a reasonable period of time had passed for the population to get used to the change of monetary cone.
This came into effect with Resolution No. 19-02-01 published on February 14, 2019 by the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV, Banco Central de Venezuela), where it can be read:
[...] _as of the effective date of this Resolution, the price of goods and services and other monetary amounts shall be expressed only in the monetary scale in effect as of August 20, 2018, making mention of "bolívares" or the symbol "Bs."_
### References:
Resolución N° 19-02-01 del Banco Central de Venezuela (February 14, 2019)
http://www.bcv.org.ve/system/files/documentos_juridicos/resolucion_cese_doble_expresion_precios_bienes_y_servicios_definitiva.pdf