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WordPress Feature Project: Plugin Dependencies
In WordPress, a plugin placed in the mu-plugins folder isn't considered active or installed, ie ```php in_array( 'some-mu-plugin/plugin.php', get_plugins() ) === false is_plugin_active( 'some-mu-plugin/plugin.php' ) === false ``` In my...
I've made a small change to the plugin, so to be able to use it as "Must Use" plugin. For who's interested, I've moved the file `plugin.php` in the root...
## Brief Before installing a plugin with dependencies, its dependencies must be installed and activated. Dependencies can be displayed in the dependent plugin's card on the "Add New" screen. The...
On the `plugins.php` screen that shows installed plugins, each plugin "row" needs to show: - Action links to manage its dependencies and indicate whether it can be activated. - Note:...
Translateable strings are missing a text domain, so when the strings are translated at translate.wordpress.org and distributed from there, the strings are not translated. Is there a reason behind it,...
There are effectively two types of plugin that I can think of that has dependencies 1. addon plugins - for example a plugin that adds features to WooCommerce 2. plugins...
Standardizing plugin dependencies sounds great for developers and for end users. I'm also wondering about this problem but in the other direction. For instance: If a plugin A is in...
**Maybe we could tackle this in two parts and benefit in two ways.** Two Parts: - how do we accomplish requiring plugins from plugin code? (the mechanism) - how do...
## Instructions 1. Install a plugin with a dependency 2. On Plugins > Installed Plugins, click the link of a dependent plugin in the "Requires: {Plugin}" list 3. Click "Install...
