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Sorry, I'm super confused now. The
is_enterprise()
function is unrelated to the data in the database - it is just checking whether the image that's being used is the enterprise version.This change will not resolve the issue highlighted by @rolodato here (if indeed it is an issue, or maybe this whole thing was just a miscommunication?).
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I believe this was a whole chain of miscommunication. The steps @rolodato outlined were a miscommunication by me since I thought that the
is_enterprise()
check hit the database and mentioned it to him.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Ok I'm going to close this PR now, since we want to keep the
is_enterprise()
check.