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The entire Gravity Forms Cache Buster snippet has been removed from the codebase. All implementation, including the GW_Cache_Buster class and its associated logic, has been replaced by a deprecation notice comment directing users to a new plugin and documentation.

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Deprecation and Removal of Cache Buster
gravity-forms/gw-cache-buster.php
Removed all code related to the Gravity Forms Cache Buster, including the class, hooks, and methods; added a deprecation comment with a link to the new plugin.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
gravity-forms/gw-cache-buster.php (1)

3-5: Add a formal @deprecated annotation and a no-op guard

The snippet currently relies on a plain prose notice. Adding a proper PHPDoc @deprecated tag (with version and alternative) lets IDEs/static-analysis tools flag usage automatically.
Additionally, return early (or exit;) so that including this file is guaranteed to be a no-op, preventing developers from mistakenly thinking the original functionality still runs.

 /**
  * WARNING! THIS SNIPPET IS DEPRECATED. 🚧
+ * 
+ * @deprecated 2025.07.15 Use the Cache Buster plugin via Spellbook instead.
+ *
  * This functionality is now available as a free plugin via Spellbook.
  * You can read more about it here: https://gravitywiz.com/cache-busting-with-gravity-forms/
  */
+
+// Prevent execution if this file is loaded directly.
+return;
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Learnt from: veryspry
PR: gravitywiz/snippet-library#1077
File: gravity-forms/gw-require-alt-text-description-post-image.php:23-32
Timestamp: 2025-05-30T13:53:21.893Z
Learning: In Gravity Forms snippets, use 'gravityforms' as the translation domain for internationalization functions instead of creating custom domains, to maintain consistency with the related plugin.
📚 Learning: in gravity forms snippets, use 'gravityforms' as the translation domain for internationalization fun...
Learnt from: veryspry
PR: gravitywiz/snippet-library#1077
File: gravity-forms/gw-require-alt-text-description-post-image.php:23-32
Timestamp: 2025-05-30T13:53:21.893Z
Learning: In Gravity Forms snippets, use 'gravityforms' as the translation domain for internationalization functions instead of creating custom domains, to maintain consistency with the related plugin.

Applied to files:

  • gravity-forms/gw-cache-buster.php
📚 Learning: when working with gravity forms, `rgar()` is a utility function that safely retrieves values from ar...
Learnt from: saifsultanc
PR: gravitywiz/snippet-library#1079
File: gp-populate-anything/gppa-acf-repeater-mapper.php:78-87
Timestamp: 2025-04-17T02:43:14.227Z
Learning: When working with Gravity Forms, `rgar()` is a utility function that safely retrieves values from arrays and can be used to implement cleaner safety checks compared to direct conditionals.

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  • gravity-forms/gw-cache-buster.php

@saifsultanc saifsultanc merged commit 1920964 into master Aug 2, 2025
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@saifsultanc saifsultanc deleted the saif/add/gf-cache-buster-deprecation branch August 2, 2025 01:02
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