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I have had the same problem and, with the help of Google’s search AI, I have come to this temporary solution. Below are the technical details of the bug found:

Technical Bug Report:

Description of the issue:
After updating to version 10.5, the website experiences a persistent fatal error due to infinite recursion, exhausting the memory stack (zend.max_allowed_stack_size). This prevents access to both the frontend and the WordPress admin dashboard.

Stack Trace Analysis:
The infinite loop originates within the maybe_migrate_payment_methods_from_db_to_pmc() function. When the plugin attempts to migrate payment methods (specifically when existing Amazon Pay configurations are detected), the constructor for the WC_Stripe_UPE_Payment_Method_Amazon_Pay class triggers the migration check again, creating a circular dependency loop:

1. maybe_migrate_payment_methods_from_db_to_pmc()
2. Calls get_upe_enabled_payment_method_ids()
3. Instantiates WC_Stripe_UPE_Payment_Method_Amazon_Pay
4. The constructor re-triggers the migration logic… (resulting in infinite recursion).

Temporary Hotfix Applied:
To restore site operations, a return; statement has been manually added at the beginning of the maybe_migrate_payment_methods_from_db_to_pmc function in the following file:
includes/class-wc-stripe-payment-method-configurations.php (Line ~424).

Request to Support:
Please investigate the migration logic in version 10.5 to prevent this recursion when UPE payment methods (especially Amazon Pay) are already present in the database. A fix in the next minor release (e.g., 10.5.1) is urgently needed for sites with existing payment configurations.

Thank you @elnath78. Yep, I do the same with wpforms, but It’s a pity having this newsletter block and have to do it in that way. It would be great an update including this checkbox.

Would be perfect if Consent Text allow html too.

I have the same question. Could you please tell us about?