Add a method to check if combined address name is being used #58
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To be able to have a working console. For some reason it's not loading Rails correctly, some pieces are missing.
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This helper method checks if a store is using the old or new way of setting address' name. It will act as a migration support to create conditional code to make extensions work compatible with both versions. We can remove this method when the last 2.x version will reach EOL.
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This helper method checks if a store is using the old or new way of setting the address' name.
It will act as a migration support to create conditional code to make extensions work compatible with both versions.
We can remove this method when the last 2.x version will reach EOL.
cc @filippoliverani