WooCommerce HPOS: Moving Orders Out of wp_postmeta Without Breaking Plugins
WooCommerce HPOS moves orders out of wp_postmeta into dedicated tables. Here is what breaks, how to migrate custom code to the CRUD API, and how to verify the switch.
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WooCommerce HPOS moves orders out of wp_postmeta into dedicated tables. Here is what breaks, how to migrate custom code to the CRUD API, and how to verify the switch.
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