Introducing feature to allow disabling users accounts#69
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@tylercherpak @tlovett1 I had most of this code already written, let me know what you think and if it's worth adding this to 10up experience. |
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Closing in favor of #95 for now |
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Description of the Change
Introduces a new functionality in the plugin to let admins disable users and to automatically (opt-in) disable inactive users.
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This requires a new meta field to track last login dates. Therefore after installing the plugin, the inactivity threshold will only start to count after the user logs in after the plugin was enabled.
As an alternative, I've also added a wp-cli command to set the last login meta to all users
wp 10up-experience users set_last_loginVerification Process
This still needs more testing. But overall it's working great on my initial tests.
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