It’s a Woocommerce context… I came across several inconsistencies… the store app cannot be accessed without prior authentication in WordPress… this means that the end user simulation cannot be done (login/register/my account) because the store app recognizes the WordPress administrator as the store’s customer… the deal would be to have two different ways, one for the administrator and one for the customer, right? In other words, the store app should be accessible to the “public” (at the address http://localhost:8080, for example), regardless of whether the WordPress administrator is logged in or not. According to common sense, authentication should only be requested when accessing the /wp-admin route, do you agree? (or only in /my-account, or when the end customer is finalizing the order, eventually, right?)
So, if it is helpful as we know, why this occurs?
reading and developing is not the problem, but discovering where someone deliberately hid code, perhaps, while that is a “courtesy with love”.. sorry. The Storefront theme has lots of gaps, for example.
Nevertheless, I’ll appreciate.