Plans: Install & activate a set of plugins automatically #2944
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…plugins/setup/$site` page.
…f the plugin is already installed
…vate has failed. Also, adds id to installer plugins info
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…, so we can use it in the InstallationFlow to check for success/failure.
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This PR transparently installs & activates a given set of plugins (currently hardcoded, will switch to be based on the purchased plan). You can test this by visiting
plugins/setup/$site. It'll check if your site is a jetpack site, then try to install & activate akismet and vaultpress.This is one step in the automatic setup for premium plugins. See #2244 for more context.