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Wordpress users are use to trying new plugins and very often even changing the look completely with a new theme. I want to put my site live for the vendors to test, however i still need to implement some features with new plugins etc . I cant have wcvendor on my live site and on my local machine at the same time. I understand you’ve put this security to avoid any abuse. You can check my account page, currently its on a ‘dev’ install
But, in real life it’s not practical. I never expected that a free plugin will work fine but the pro will have issues under same set of plugins and theme for e.g
so my point is whenever you gonna come up with a new version, we cannot take the risk to upload/try it on a live site.
Whenever, we want to add new features (new plugins) to our website, we cannot try compatibility issue with wcvendor first, since the only activated one is on the live site.
It would be nice if you come up with a solution for that. At least for customer to customer basis.
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