Changeset 10124
- Timestamp:
- 08/06/2020 08:31:07 AM (4 years ago)
- Location:
- sites/trunk/wordpress.org/public_html/wp-content/plugins/plugin-directory
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- 2 added
- 2 edited
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sites/trunk/wordpress.org/public_html/wp-content/plugins/plugin-directory/admin/class-status-transitions.php
r10023 r10124 6 6 use WordPressdotorg\Plugin_Directory\Tools\SVN; 7 7 use WordPressdotorg\Plugin_Directory\Tools\Filesystem; 8 use WordPressdotorg\Plugin_Directory\Email\Plugin_Approved as Plugin_Approved_Email; 9 use WordPressdotorg\Plugin_Directory\Email\Plugin_Rejected as Plugin_Rejected_Email; 8 10 9 11 /** … … 236 238 237 239 // Send email. 238 $subject = sprintf( __( '[WordPress Plugin Directory] %s has been approved!', 'wporg-plugins' ), $post->post_title ); 239 240 /* translators: 1: plugin name, 2: plugin author's username, 3: plugin slug */ 241 $content = sprintf( 242 __( 243 'Congratulations, your plugin hosting request for %1$s has been approved. 244 245 Within one (1) hour your account will be granted commit access to your Subversion (SVN) repository. Your username is %2$s and your password is the one you already use to log in to WordPress.org. Keep in mind, your username is case sensitive and you cannot use your email address to log in to SVN. 246 247 https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/%3$s 248 249 Once your account has been added, you will need to upload your code using a SVN client of your choice. We are unable to upload or maintain your code for you. 250 251 Using Subversion with the WordPress Plugin Directory: 252 https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-org/how-to-use-subversion/ 253 254 FAQ about the WordPress Plugin Directory: 255 https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-org/plugin-developer-faq/ 256 257 WordPress Plugin Directory readme.txt standard: 258 https://wordpress.org/plugins/developers/#readme 259 260 A readme.txt validator: 261 https://wordpress.org/plugins/developers/readme-validator/ 262 263 Plugin Assets (header images, etc): 264 https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-org/plugin-assets/ 265 266 WordPress Plugin Directory Guidelines: 267 https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-org/detailed-plugin-guidelines/ 268 269 If you have issues or questions, please reply to this email and let us know. 270 271 Enjoy! 272 273 -- 274 The WordPress Plugin Directory Team 275 https://make.wordpress.org/plugins', 'wporg-plugins' 276 ), 277 $post->post_title, 278 $plugin_author->user_login, 279 $post->post_name 280 ); 240 $email = new Plugin_Approved_Email( $post, $plugin_author ); 241 $email->send(); 281 242 282 243 Tools::audit_log( 'Plugin approved.', $post_id ); 283 wp_mail( $plugin_author->user_email, $subject, $content, 'From: plugins@wordpress.org' );284 244 } 285 245 … … 307 267 ) ); 308 268 309 // Send email.310 $email = get_user_by( 'id', $post->post_author )->user_email;311 $subject = sprintf( __( '[WordPress Plugin Directory] %s has been rejected', 'wporg-plugins' ), $post->post_title );312 313 /* translators: 1: plugin name, 2: plugin permalink, 3: date of submission, 4: plugins@wordpress.org */314 $content = sprintf(315 __(316 'Unfortunately your plugin submission for %1$s (%2$s), submitted on %3$s, has been rejected from the WordPress Plugin Directory.317 318 Plugins are rejected after six months when there has not been significant progress made on the review. If this is not the case for your plugin, you will receive a followup email explaining the reason for this decision within the next 24 hours.319 320 If you believe this to be in error, please email %4$s with your plugin attached as a zip and explain why you feel your plugin should be accepted.321 322 --323 The WordPress Plugin Directory Team324 https://make.wordpress.org/plugins', 'wporg-plugins'325 ),326 $post->post_title,327 $original_permalink,328 $submission_date,329 'plugins@wordpress.org'330 );331 332 269 // Update last_updated to now. 333 270 update_post_meta( $post_id, 'last_updated', gmdate( 'Y-m-d H:i:s' ) ); 334 271 335 // Log rejection.336 Tools::audit_log( 'Plugin rejected.', $post_id );337 338 272 // Send email. 339 wp_mail( $email, $subject, $content, 'From: plugins@wordpress.org' ); 273 $email = new Plugin_Rejected_Email( 274 $post, 275 $post->post_author, 276 [ 277 'slug' => $original_permalink, 278 'submission_date' => $submission_date, 279 ] 280 ); 281 // ..and log rejection. 282 if ( $email->send() ) { 283 Tools::audit_log( 'Plugin rejected.', $post_id ); 284 } else { 285 Tools::audit_log( 'Plugin rejected. Email not sent.', $post_id ); 286 } 340 287 } 341 288 -
sites/trunk/wordpress.org/public_html/wp-content/plugins/plugin-directory/email/class-base.php
r10121 r10124 31 31 public function __construct( $plugin, $users, $args = array() ) { 32 32 $this->plugin = Plugin_Directory::get_plugin_post( $plugin ); 33 34 // Don't cast an object to an array, but rather an array of object. 35 if ( is_object( $users ) ) { 36 $users = [ $users ]; 37 } 33 38 34 39 foreach ( (array) $users as $user ) { … … 109 114 110 115 // Blocked users don't need emails. 111 if ( ! empty( $this->user->caps[ 'bbp_blocked'] ) ) {116 if ( ! empty( $this->user->caps[ 'bbp_blocked'] ) ) { 112 117 return false; 113 118 }
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