Estonian Shipping Methods for WooCommerce

1.13.0

• The terminal search can be turned off. It is on by default and stays that
  way – a parcel terminal list runs to hundreds of entries – but it is also the
  one thing this plugin adds to a checkout that a theme can reasonably want to
  do differently, and two enhancers on the same select leave a mess. Filter
  wc_estonian_shipping_methods_terminal_search to false and both checkouts
  hand you a plain grouped select to dress with Choices.js, or with whatever
  the theme’s own fields use:
  add_filter( ‘wc_estonian_shipping_methods_terminal_search’, ‘__return_false’ );
• The classic checkout’s search now names selectWoo as a dependency rather than
  hoping WooCommerce had already loaded it for something else on the page.

1.12.1

• The chosen terminal keeps its name on the order. Only the terminal’s ID was
  stored, and the name was looked up afresh every time an order was shown, so a
  terminal the carrier had since closed – or a carrier that happened to be
  unreachable at that moment – left “Chosen terminal:” with nothing after it, in
  the customer’s order view, the admin order screen, the order email and the PDF
  invoice alike. The name is now written onto the order at checkout and used
  when the carrier no longer knows the terminal, with the ID shown as a last
  resort instead of an empty line.
• The Latvian translation loads. It shipped under the file name lv_LV, and
  WordPress asks for Latvian as lv, so the translation was in the plugin but
  never used.

1.12.0

• Collect.net is gone. The service’s API has moved on from what this plugin
  talks to, and the method spent its time making requests that no longer lead
  anywhere – on every admin page load, and again on every shipping calculation
  at the checkout. A shop that still has it in a shipping zone will find the
  method missing from that zone after the update; its old settings stay in the
  database and nothing is removed from orders that already used it.
• Cleveron Office is a shipping zone method, priced and enabled per zone like
  the rest of them.
• A carrier that cannot be reached no longer costs a request per visitor. The
  terminal list used to be re-fetched on every checkout while the carrier was
  down, because the empty result of a failed request was written to the cache
  and an empty cache read as no cache at all. A failed fetch is now left out of
  the cache, the last list the carrier gave is served in its place, and the
  carrier is left alone for five minutes before being asked again.

1.11.2

• The terminal search box on the block checkout no longer has the “Choose
  terminal” label printed across it. WooCommerce floats that label over its
  select, and the search box was sitting underneath it.

1.11.1

• The terminal list on the block checkout is grouped again, the way the
  method’s “Group terminals” setting says. The searchable version briefly
  flattened it into one long list.

1.11.0

• A method can be limited to shipping classes, or to a maximum cart weight, so
  a parcel terminal is not offered for a wardrobe. Both are per zone method and
  empty by default, which is how every existing method behaves today. Asked for
  in GitHub issues #11, #29 and #30.
• Header versions say what this has actually been tested against: WordPress 7.0,
  WooCommerce 11.0, PHP 7.4 and up.