← All changes | includes/core/class-deactivator.php +57 -4 2.0.2 → 2.7.0 View file →

		@@ -24,12 +24,23 @@
24	24	*
25	25	* @since 1.0.0
26	26	*/
27	27	class Deactivator {
28		-
	28	+
29	29	/**
	30	+ * Which web-root artifacts deactivation removed, for activation to restore.
	31	+ *
	32	+ * Holds a subset of ['sitemap', 'robots', 'llms']. Read and deleted by
	33	+ * {@see Activator::restore_webroot_artifacts()}. Keep in sync with
	34	+ * Activator::REPUBLISH_OPTION.
	35	+ *
	36	+ * @since 2.1.0
	37	+ */
	38	+ public const REPUBLISH_OPTION = 'thinkrank_webroot_republish';
	39	+
	40	+ /**
30	41	* Plugin deactivation tasks
31		- *
	42	+ *
32	43	* @return void
33	44	*/
34	45	public function deactivate(): void {
35	46	$this->clear_scheduled_hooks();
		@@ -42,16 +53,58 @@
42	53	}
43	54
44	55	/**
45	56	* Remove physically published files so they stop serving once the plugin
46		- * is inactive (the published llms.txt would otherwise keep serving forever).
	57	+ * is inactive.
47	58	*
	59	+ * ThinkRank publishes its sitemap, robots.txt and llms.txt as real files in
	60	+ * the web root rather than serving them through rewrite rules. A leftover
	61	+ * file is served by the web server before WordPress boots, so it does not
	62	+ * merely go stale — it shadows the route of whatever the user switched to
	63	+ * (#510). Deactivating to trial another SEO plugin is the common way people
	64	+ * hit that, which is why removal belongs here and not only in uninstall.
	65	+ *
	66	+ * The stored settings and documents are deliberately untouched: only the
	67	+ * artifacts go. {@see Activator::restore_webroot_artifacts()} republishes
	68	+ * them from those settings when the plugin is switched back on.
	69	+ *
	70	+ * @since 2.1.0 Also removes the sitemap files and a generated robots.txt,
	71	+ * and keeps the llms.txt document instead of discarding it.
	72	+ *
48	73	* @return void
49	74	*/
50	75	private function remove_published_files(): void {
	76	+ require_once THINKRANK_PLUGIN_DIR . 'includes/cleanup-webroot.php';
	77	+
	78	+ // Record what was actually published so reactivation restores exactly
	79	+ // that, and nothing else. Republishing from settings alone would write
	80	+ // files a site never had — every artifact defaults to enabled, so a
	81	+ // fresh install would start emitting a robots.txt it had not asked for.
	82	+ $republish = [];
	83	+
	84	+ if (thinkrank_webroot_delete_sitemaps(thinkrank_webroot_read_sitemap_settings())['deleted']) {
	85	+ $republish[] = 'sitemap';
	86	+ }
	87	+
	88	+ if (thinkrank_webroot_delete_robots_txt()['deleted']) {
	89	+ $republish[] = 'robots';
	90	+ }
	91	+
51	92	if (class_exists('ThinkRank\\SEO\\LLMs_Txt_Manager')) {
52		- (new \ThinkRank\SEO\LLMs_Txt_Manager())->delete_llms_txt_file();
	93	+ // Checked up front: unpublish_static_file() reports success for a
	94	+ // file that was never there, which would mark a site that never
	95	+ // published llms.txt for republishing.
	96	+ $was_published = file_exists(ABSPATH . 'llms.txt');
	97	+
	98	+ // unpublish_static_file(), not delete_llms_txt_file(): the served
	99	+ // file goes, the user's document stays for reactivation.
	100	+ if ((new \ThinkRank\SEO\LLMs_Txt_Manager())->unpublish_static_file() && $was_published) {
	101	+ $republish[] = 'llms';
	102	+ }
53	103	}
	104	+
	105	+ // Autoload off: this is read once, on the next activation.
	106	+ update_option(self::REPUBLISH_OPTION, $republish, false);
54	107	// Static /.well-known/ OAuth discovery files (published by the MCP
55	108	// self-test on hosts whose proxy intercepts that directory) — a
56	109	// static copy must not keep advertising a server that is now off.
57	110	if (class_exists('ThinkRank\\Mcp\\Mcp_Static_Discovery')) {