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Fatal error when updating with invalid license #21
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@defunctl seeing a couple more reports of this error in the wild via the helpdesk, although I don't have information yet around whether the invalid licensing portion of James's original report can be replicated here. Do you have any capacity to take a look? |
@davegreenwp I believe this PR that Ben opened is the fix, are you able to give it a try? However, the PR is going to another branch so you may need to cherry pick it. |
Got a PR open to main now: #66 |
@davegreenwp that's released here https://github.com/stellarwp/uplink/releases/tag/v1.4.2 Give it a try, however note that customers experiencing this issue would need to manually update their plugins. |
thanks @defunctl I'll carve out some time tomorrow to pull these changes into the two plugins in question and get some pre-release copies to the customers who reported. I know at least one has a staging environment. |
Steps to reproduce:
feature/uplink
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admin page.Issue:
Fatal Error:
Notes:
This issue only seems to occur when 2 uplink-based plugins are running. When there's only one, it displays a notice instead of a fatal error.
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