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fixed. **Show** is the weaker rule and reserves nothing: it offers the method
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to the group and leaves everyone else alone. 1.6.0 made show do both, which
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took ordinary methods away from strangers whenever they were listed beside a
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free one; 1.7.0 split them and turned every old show rule into only.
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free one; the next release split them and turned every old show rule into only.
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The plugin never leaves a customer with no shipping method at all. If applying
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the rules would empty the list, every method comes back.
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| `ci/static.sh` | syntax, guards, text domain, no secrets, every loaded file ships, one version everywhere, the two compat files agree, no tracked file writes a git identity, the docs still describe this tree | a count on every passing line |
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| `ci/selftest.sh` | **the checkers themselves** — see below | `all N assertions passed` |
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| `ci/site-test.sh` | a real WordPress + WooCommerce + MySQL install, this plugin activated, `tests/smoke.php` run through `wp eval-file` | `All 69 assertions passed`, floored at 60 by the caller |
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| `ci/site-test.sh` | a real WordPress + WooCommerce + MySQL install, this plugin activated, `tests/smoke.php` run through `wp eval-file` | `All 73 assertions passed`, floored at 60 by the caller |
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| `.github/workflows/compat.yml` | the matrix: PHP 7.4 / 8.3 / 8.4, WP latest and nightly, WC latest and beta | one job per cell |
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## The checkers are themselves tested, and that is unusual
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