Open mskapusuz opened 1 year ago
Hi @mskapusuz
This is looking intriguing and also a different method than I was likely originally thinking in my ongoing comments in #317, which I'm not complaining about.
Let us know if you want some early testing of things or at least once you feel it's ready for formal testing, and we can help kick the tires.
Hi @mskapusuz
This is looking intriguing and also a different method than I was likely originally thinking in my ongoing comments in #317, which I'm not complaining about.
Let us know if you want some early testing of things or at least once you feel it's ready for formal testing, and we can help kick the tires.
Hey @tw2113
Great! I will notify you as soon as it is ready for early testing. Thank you!
Hi @mskapusuz
This is looking intriguing and also a different method than I was likely originally thinking in my ongoing comments in #317, which I'm not complaining about.
Let us know if you want some early testing of things or at least once you feel it's ready for formal testing, and we can help kick the tires.
Hey @tw2113
I'm available to work on this again. The remaining things seem to:
Do you think the forceful push ability can be helpful? I would appreciate hearing back from you before moving forward.
Hey Daniel, @w3bdesign
I'm Mustafa. As I see, you've approved that. Thanks for your contribution.
I don't have answers for the first item, but that'd be the first thing I'd suggest focusing on. I'm not as immediately worried about code style/PHPCS as I would be about functionality.
I don't have answers for the first item, but that'd be the first thing I'd suggest focusing on. I'm not as immediately worried about code style/PHPCS as I would be about functionality.
Thank you! I think that ability helps to be adapted for potential changes on the Algolia side. Therefore, I would like to implement it. I'll let you know when it's done.
The PR aims prevents overriding remote Algolia Index Settings.
Key features
PR description will be updated when the PR is ready for the review.
Closes #317