@tijmensmit Of course, I don’t mean to just infer that that was the case.
In my specific situation, I’m using the [wpsl] shortcode on a specific page, and I’m also receiving the warning that @erwangleo described above. The map itself does not load, and I’m left with an empty .wpsl-gmap-canvas container.
If I use your wpsl_gmap_api_version filter, I can clear the RetiredVersion warning by setting that filter to ‘weekly’, and that makes the map return.
I do personally think the default version should increased to at least 3.36 to keep up with the Maps API itself, however if @erwangleo uses the filter that I’ve described above, then they should be okay.
@tijmensmit I appreciate the forethought to include that as that solved my specific problem. I apologize for inferring initially that it was strictly a bug with your plugin. I appreciate the work you’ve clearly invested into this, and I appreciate the response!
