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Unable to setup plugin #2304
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Hello @TimMcCauley, Thank you for reporting this issue. Looking at the logs that you've shared, the issue could be due to an outdated PHP version. Can you please share with us your SSR? You can get it by navigating to the |
Greetings @ibndawood thank you for your quick reply. Highly appreciated - it is the following:
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Thank you @TimMcCauley. Looking at the SSR it looks like the PHP version is current. The issue that you've raised is not reproducible as is. It now requires isolation and further investigation. Unfortunately, the GitHub issue tracker is not suitable for support. We've appropriate channels for this. Please follow the recommended support channels listed here. I'll close this issue as a support request. |
Thanks @ibndawood |
🔎 Isolate the bug
I haven't confirmed these yet. If anyone is aware of this bug and can suggest an older version to use, I would appreciate the hint.
✍️ Describe the bug
I have installed the most recent version of the plugin from the plugins manager and I am seeing a 500 network error. My wordpress version is
WordPress 5.8.2
running via docker. WC version isVersion 5.9.1
.🚶♀️ Steps to reproduce
Install and activate the plugin. Click on "finish set up" -> 500, blank page.
✔️ Expected behavior
I would expect to be able to see the settings page.
🗃 Logs
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