WooCommerce 9.3.3: Dot Release

Shani Banerjee Avatar
Shani Banerjee

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WooCommerce 9.3.3 is has been released.

This release includes two fixes which affect CSV imports, and shipping address validation.

Current Stable Tag

WooCommerce 9.3.3

What’s in this release


Restoring the Product CSV Importer’s default batch size

🛠️ Returns CSV imports to 30 lines per batch (#51631)

This fix addresses an issue where the default number of lines imported per batch in the WooCommerce Product CSV Importer was reduced, causing slower import times for large datasets. The change restores the previous default of 30 lines per batch, which is much faster in most cases.

• The changes can be tested by importing a CSV file with at least 60 products and observing the network requests and import counts.

Fixing shipping address validation for virtual orders

🛠️ Check if the order needs shipping before validating shipping address (#51630)

We have fixed a bug that prevented customers from placing orders for virtual products on sites using the Additional Checkout Fields API. Previously, the validation did not consider virtual products that do not require shipping, causing issues for customers with virtual items in their cart and a required additional checkout field left blank.

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2 responses to “WooCommerce 9.3.3: Dot Release”

  1. Lps Avatar
    Lps

    Please, I’m a long-time developer. I switched from Joomla Viertuemart to WordPress Woocommerce quite a few years ago.
    What I’m finding is that more and more clients are telling me about alternative platforms that offer much faster, more secure and with many more native options.
    Basically, it’s easy for clients to switch and opt for other solutions.
    I feel that Woocommerce has stopped in time, there’s no great evolution in setting up a shop for B2C or B2B, and having all the necessary functionalities. Product configuration could and should be much better, instead of being so dependent on plugins.
    There’s a lack of ambition and just as I saw Virtuemart dying in Joomla, I’m feeling now exactly the same here.
    There seems to be a lack of vision to make the native system much better and attract developers to use Woocommerce instead of driving them away.

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  2. Daniel Díaz Avatar
    Daniel Díaz

    Thanks for fixing the CSV problem!

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