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Steps to replicate this problem:
1. Create a new variable product
2. Order a specific variation of the product(lets say one with the color yellow)
3. Remove the specific variation of the product
Then I get the following error on the dashboard:
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in wp-content/plugins/wc-vendors-pro/public/class-wcvendors-pro-reports-controller.php on line 263Hello,
When that variation is removed, the system is still trying to show the recent order on your dashboard that has that variation. So, now it is showing an error because the information has been removed, and it can no longer obtain that information.
I will see if this can be altered so the error does not show.
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