Fix incorrect start_date on exported subscriptions #246
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Exporting subscriptions that were previously imported is returning incorrect values for the `start_date` column, with the returned value being the date the subscriptions were imported rather than the start date of the subscription. This basic PR changes the call to `WC_Subscription::get_date()` to use `'start'` as the `$date_type` parameter instead of `'date_created'`, which doesn't even appear to be a valid `$date_type`. Does this perhaps need to fall back to `'date_created'` if the value of `'start'` is empty?
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See https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/subscriptions/develop/functions/#section-3 for docs on |
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The build errors are not related to this change. |
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The change is still correct and necessary. |
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Exporting subscriptions that were previously imported is returning incorrect values for the
start_datecolumn, with the returned value being the date the subscriptions were imported rather than the start date of the subscription.This basic PR changes the call to
WC_Subscription::get_date()to use'start'as the$date_typeparameter instead of'date_created', which doesn't even appear to be a valid$date_type.Does this perhaps need to fall back to
'date_created'if the value of'start'is empty?