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Edit File: Upgrade2_0_1_1.php

<?php namespace WPForms\Migrations; use WPForms\Integrations\LiteConnect\LiteConnect; use WPForms\Integrations\UsageTracking\UsageTracking; /** * Class upgrade for 2.0.1.1 release. * * @since 2.0.1.1 * * @noinspection PhpUnused */ class Upgrade2_0_1_1 extends UpgradeBase { /** * Run upgrade. * * @since 2.0.1.1 * * @return bool */ public function run(): bool { $this->enable_usage_tracking(); return true; } /** * Enable usage tracking on installs that already opted into Lite Connect. * * Writes with a direct update_option() call on purpose: migrations run on * wpforms_loaded at priority -9999, long before integrations are loaded, so * wpforms_update_settings() would fire the settings hook chain against * services that do not exist yet. * * @since 2.0.1.1 */ private function enable_usage_tracking(): void { // Pro users are not affected by this. if ( wpforms()->is_pro() ) { return; } $settings = (array) get_option( 'wpforms_settings', [] ); // A stored false is deliberately overridden: the Settings > Misc toggle defaults to // off and saving that tab writes every toggle, so a stored false usually records a // saved-defaults artifact rather than a decision, and the two are indistinguishable. // The upgrade therefore applies the Lite Connect consent the same way a fresh opt-in // would; opting out afterwards via Settings > Misc sticks permanently. if ( empty( $settings[ LiteConnect::SETTINGS_SLUG ] ) || ! empty( $settings[ UsageTracking::SETTINGS_SLUG ] ) ) { return; } $settings[ UsageTracking::SETTINGS_SLUG ] = true; update_option( 'wpforms_settings', $settings ); } }