dev #141924 : remove default empty values for Users disable_newsletter and last_login as it breaks patch_340 (!4270) · Merge requests · afi / opacce · GitLab

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Merged dev #141924 : remove default empty values for Users disable_newsletter and last_login as it breaks patch_340

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Merged Laurent requested to merge fix_patch_340 into master 3 years ago

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Sebastien ANDRE @sandre started a thread on the diff 3 years ago

library/Class/Users.php

                                   'id_panier_courant' => 0,
                                   'settings' => '',
                                   'statut' => 0,
                                   'disable_newsletter' => 0,

Sebastien ANDRE @sandre · 3 years ago

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pas de feature desc ?
Laurent merged 3 years ago

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Laurent mentioned in commit 4966d938 3 years ago

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