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Specifically when installed via composer, should we (as plugin authors):
change namespace (via imposter / mozart)?
change table names so other plugins won't try to drop my tables?
$this->jobs_table = $this->database->prefix . 'queue_jobs' . '_my_plugin'; $this->failures_table = $this->database->prefix . 'queue_failures' . '_my_plugin';
apply_filters( 'my_plugin_wp_queue_cron_time_limit', 20 ); apply_filters( 'my_plugin_wp_queue_connections', $connections ); apply_filters( 'my_plugin_wp_queue_cron_memory_exceeded', $return );
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@tangrufus Seems like those are fixed.
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Only partially if you are using imposter plugin #15.
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Specifically when installed via composer, should we (as plugin authors):
change namespace (via imposter / mozart)?
change table names so other plugins won't try to drop my tables?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: