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06/06/2024 01:27:09 PM (6 months ago)
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  • Ticket #61040, comment 73

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    11I think it is right to challenge the assumption that onboarding is needed as part of core.
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    3 The onboarding concept came out of trying to find a solution to the original statement that it was impossible to revert the ajax activation and that it was necessary for plugin dependencies - there was no way back so a new solution n3eeded to be found for plugins - and as the problem came from a core decision - the solution would also have to be assisted by core features.
     3The onboarding concept came out of trying to find a solution to the original statement that it was impossible to revert the ajax activation and that it was necessary for plugin dependencies - there was no way back so a new solution needed to be found for plugins - and as the problem came from a core decision - the solution would also have to be assisted by core features.
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    5 In all honesty I haven't looked at any depth of 6.5.4  in terms of plugin dependencies ( totally selfishly PD is not something I need or use )  but if it still allows PD to work and the status quo (pre 6.5 ) on existing plugin onboarding is maintained then all and no further action needed.
     5In all honesty I haven't looked at any depth of 6.5.4  in terms of plugin dependencies ( totally selfishly PD is not something I need or use )  but if it still allows PD to work and the status quo (pre 6.5 ) on existing plugin onboarding is maintained then all is OK and no further action needed.
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    77I understand there is a pain point when  plugin developers incorrectly trigger onboarding in bulk activations, but that is plugin code and the purpose of the plugin support forums  and reviews.