Epi: WooCommerce templates showing by default in Site Editor without Woo ever being activated

[philnick206]

Quick summary

After activating the Epi theme on a simple site the default Woo templates will be included in the Site Editor like Cart, Checkout, Single Product, etc.

Steps to reproduce

1. On a simple site, activate Epi theme
2. Go to Appearance > Editor > Templates

A clear and concise description of what you expected to happen.

No Woo templates should be present

What actually happened

Woo templates are present

Impact

All

Available workarounds?

Yes, easy to implement

If the above answer is "Yes...", outline the workaround.

Ignore the templates

Platform (Simple and/or Atomic)

No response

Logs or notes

Reported in 8872228-zd-a8c

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Support References

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• 8872228-zen

[Robertght]

📌 REPRODUCTION RESULTS

• Tested on Atomic – Replicated

📌 ACTIONS

• Triaged
• I couldn't replicate this with TT4 or Mann.

[alaczek]

@philnick206 I went through the customer interaction and I'm not seeing them having an issue with these templates. Can you help me understand why this is a problem that these templates exist in the themes?

@iamtakashi are the woo templates included in this theme on purpose?

[philnick206]

@alaczek You are correct that the user didn't call out these templates specifically, but if I remember correctly, when looking at the site, they had gone in and edited the Product template at some point (who knows why, I think they thought those were the same as pages), and I noticed it was showing an error because Woo wasn't installed. I think that, generally speaking, having any of those Woo templates there when Woo isn't activated looks bad (since they are broken) and can lead to unnecessary confusion. Thus, I opened this bug.