Automatically disable any plugin declaring wp_mail first #2
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I see there is a notice on the plugins page, but I imagine most people just want to install and go.
In your conditional
if (!function_exists('wp_mail')) {
I've addedelse
which uses reflection to find the filewp_mail
has been declared in, then find what plugin that is in, then disable the plugin.To test, you can add this as a plugin: