The plugin is over-engineered to do graceful and verbose error handling.
Overview
Your WordPress website will display Notices that clearly identify:
- The plugin or addon name.
- A product code.
- A Notice Code (NC).
- A short message.
- A
'Whats This For?'link. - And possibly specific details of the root cause (for support tickets).
For Example: Issues with incompatible hosting environments.
For Example: Issues with plugin internal integrity.
For Example: Issues with validating configuration data.
Notice Code Types (Legend)
A Disaster Notice is a critical fundamental plugin issue.
In theory, you should never see a disaster notice.
An Error Notice is a plugin integrity issue.
In theory, you should never see an error notice.
A Warning Notice is a plugin status and worth knowing.
In theory, it is not the end-of-the-world, but needs attention.
An Ok Notice is a plugin status and worth knowing.
Success for a completed Task (Limit / Action).
An Information Notice is a helpful hint, when plugin changes.
No action required, unless you disagree with it.
Notice Code List