Changelog
Check out the latest releases from the WooCommerce project.
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WooCommerce Gutenberg Products Block 1.1.0 is now available. This is the latest version of our feature plugin that adds a multi-purpose Products block to the Gutenberg editor. If you’re not familiar with the Products block feature plugin or the work we’ve been doing to get WooCommerce ready for Gutenberg here is an in-depth article all about it.
The full changelog is below.
* Feature - Add "Best Selling" and "Top Rated" product scopes. * Fix - Only enqueue scripts and styles in the site backend. * Fix - Remove focus checks deprecated in latest Gutenberg version. * Fix - Added keys to some elements to prevent React warnings. * Enhancement - Added custom API endpoint for more accurate block previews with orderby. * Performance - Refactored the way the attribute select works to prevent many concurrent API requests on sites with many attributes.
Make sure you are updated to the latest version of Gutenberg then download the latest version here or venture over to Dashboard → Updates to update your plugins from WordPress.
If you spot any bugs or issues please log them in detail on Github.
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WooCommerce 3.4.2 is now available. ~32 commits made it into this release and the full changelog is below.
* Fix - Flexslider gallery fixes for RTL sites, and for variation image switching. #20328 ##20321 * Fix - Allow forms to be submitted when the password strength library fails to load. #20362 * Fix - Personal data exporter: Do not export a customer data group containing no data. #20347 * Fix - Fix navigation notification in settings when clicking save. #20335 * Fix - Show discount amount for free shipping coupons. #20334 * Fix - Fixed cache clearing for category children for sites running object caching. #20308 * Fix - Use correct escaping on select2 placeholders. #20364 * Fix - Order by price clauses when searching within terms. #20391 * Fix - Clear needs_processing transient when adding a product to an order. #20390 * Enhancement - Permission_id constraint checks on install. #20366 * Dev - Added order to "woocommerce_order_is_vat_exempt" filter arguments. #20365 * Localization - Disable states for Bahrain. #20363 * Localization - Disable states for Luxemberg. #20389
Download the latest release of WooCommerce here or venture over to Dashboard → Updates to update your plugins from WordPress.
As usual, if you spot any other issues in WooCommerce core please log them in detail on Github, and to disclose a security issue to our team, please submit a report via HackerOne here. Comments on this post are closed.
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Storefront 2.3.2 has been tagged for release and uploaded to WordPress.org.
Here’s what’s changed pulled directly from the changelog:
* Tweak - Replaced `wp_kses_data()` with `wp_kses_post()` on price outputs in the Mini-Cart and Sticky Add-To-Cart. * Tweak - Added support for `tel` type fields in forms. * Tweak - Replaced legacy homepage shortcodes with the new `[products]` shortcode. * Fix - WooCommerce Memberships mobile table styling. * Fix - Moved margin from `.woocommerce-breadcrumb` to the new `.storefront-breadcrumb` wrapper. * Fix - Fixed alignment of mobile menu toggle. * Fix - Removed H1 from logo when the Homepage is not the Blog page. * Dev - Removed legacy Sass mixins.
Download the latest release of Storefront here or venture over to Dashboard → Updates to update your theme from WordPress.
As usual, if you spot any other issues, please log them in detail on Github.
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WooCommerce 3.4.1 is available. ~61 commits made it into this release and the full changelog is below.
* Fix - Fix webhook admin filtering URLs. #20236 * Fix - Add missing wp_unslash calls to product data meta box to prevent quote characters being escaped on save. #20235 * Fix - Display price filter widget in LTR mode on RTL sites. #20221 * Fix - Refactor WC_Coupon constructor to allow for passing in coupon objects. #20193 * Fix - Path field in advanced CSV importer was broken due to an esc_url call. #20191 * Fix - Prevent shipping method instances trying to save settings on non-instance screens. #20217 * Fix - Wrapper function to get full mysql version string with mariadb handling. #20231 * Fix - woocommerce_pagination had some extra white space. #20214 * Fix - If a file size cannot be read, ignore range headers to prevent offsite downloads being 0kb. #20205 * Fix - Allow HTML when using `wc_attribute_label()`. #20202 * Fix - Update address-i18n.js to prevent appending multiple "(optional)" labels. #20195 * Fix - Check plugin properties exist when listening to auto_update_plugin hook. #20234 * Fix - Add extra checks in `get_canonical_package_rate_ids` to prevent notices. #20237 * Fix - Fix infinite loop with importing tax rates. #20253 * Fix - Echo attribute label for "empty" default option. #20256 * Fix - Fix download sample tax rates URL format. #20272 * Fix - Product properties should not be accessed directly PHP notice when calling `wc_get_product_attachment_props`. #20282 * Fix - If flexslider is disabled, gallery images also need to trigger photoswipe on click. #20290 * Fix - Product import file uploads on windows servers. #20273 * Fix - Fix variation attribute selection via the cart page/query string. #20293 * Fix - Add greater specificity to required styling in 2017 theme. #20296 * Enhancement - Export legacy paypal meta data in personal data exporter. #20200 * Enhancement - Improve performance of `wc_update_340_states` update routine to help prevent timeouts. #20241 * Dev - Remove red styling for PHP notice if using > 5.6. #20294 * Dev - Add an action hook after printing the cart item name. #20190 * Localization - Use "payment tokens" terminology in exports. #20197
Download the latest release of WooCommerce here or venture over to Dashboard → Updates to update your plugins from WordPress.
As usual, if you spot any other issues in WooCommerce core please log them in detail on Github, and to disclose a security issue to our team, please submit a report via HackerOne here. Comments on this post are closed.
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Today we’re excited to release WooCommerce 3.4 into the wild! 3.4 has been in development since January, and has had over 2140 commits from 80 contributors.
3.4 is a “minor” release; this version should be backwards compatible with sites running versions of WooCommerce greater than 3.0. We do of course recommend ensuring your extensions and themes are compatible before upgrading, and making backups for peace of mind–see this handy guide for more details.
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WooCommerce 3.4.0 RC2 is available for testing. We’ve fixed the following issues specific to 3.4 functionality:
- Incorrectly closed table row in WP Admin. #20091
- Fixed tooltip styling when outside label. #20084
- Remove full stop after action name. #20087
- Fixed terms and conditions preview when the terms and conditions option is unset.
- Change token export format to match WordPress 4.9.
- Updated some missing template file versions.
- Use GET in external product form so query strings are preserved.
- Escape and decode ampersands correctly for external products.
- Preview checkout without a dummy product to prevent conflicts.
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from strings for checkbox settings. - Data erasers; target shop_order only and added filters for 3rd parties.
- Remove legacy PayPal meta data from orders.
- When cleaning up CSV import, only remove product taxonomies. #20094
And we’ve added the following to the changelog as it affects older versions also:
* Tweak - In CSV exports, wrap cell in ' rather than just prepending to escape values. #20041 * Tweak - Add JS listeners for reloading/reinitializing order items in edit-order page. #20082 * Fix - When duplicating variation, set the date to null. #20083 * Fix - Fix rounding of line items for orders to match cart. #20086 * Fix - Remove hardcoded border in email template. #20090 * Fix - Prevent autofocus on checkout. #20123 * Fix - Recalc taxes if address changes in API. #20137 * Dev - Made wc_query_string_form_fields handle strings. #20162 * Localization - Fix missing Bahrain country code. #20061
To test WooCommerce 3.4.0 RC2, you can use our WooCommerce Beta Tester plugin or you can download the release candidate here (zip).
Think you’ve found a bug? Please post in detail to Github.
The final version of 3.4 is due for release tomorrow, May 23rd 2018. Huge props to everyone who has sent feedback about this release so far or found bugs.
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Storefront 2.3.1 has been tagged for release and uploaded to WordPress.org.
Here’s what’s changed pulled directly from the changelog:
* Feature - Add support for GDPR features soon to be introduced in WordPress 4.9.6. * Tweak - Removed inline CSS cache; WordPress autoloads options by default, there's no advantage to caching the CSS. * Fix - Made changes to `icons.scss` to address an issue where Font Awesome icons were not being displayed correctly on some sites. * Fix - Apply clearfix to `.col-full` globally.
Download the latest release of Storefront here or venture over to Dashboard → Updates to update your theme from WordPress.
As usual, if you spot any other issues, please log them in detail on Github.
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Today, the release candidate for WooCommerce 3.4 is available! 3.4 is a minor release with several improvements and some new features.
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Storefront 2.3.0 has just been tagged for release an uploaded to WordPress.org. That means it should be available to download very soon!
While 2.3 is not a major release, you should not update live sites without adequate testing on a staging site. If you are using any additional Storefront products (child themes and/or extensions) be sure to check for updates for them before updating Storefront.What’s in the box
Please read the previous post which includes all of the details of this release.
For the condensed version, here’s the relevant info pulled directly from the changelog;
Feature - Sticky Add-To-Cart. Feature - Product Pagination. Feature - WooCommerce Brands integration. Tweak - Increased size of branding section if secondary navigation not used. Tweak - Added a screen reader label to post navigation links. Tweak - Removed RGBaster and added Customizer controls to change the color of text in the homepage Hero section. Tweak - Removed NUX notice if coming from the WooCommerce wizard. Tweak - Updated My Account layout. Tweak - Removed column wrappers, unnecessary as of WooCommerce 3.3. Tweak - Removed Jetpack Infinite Scroll hacks; they are no longer needed as of the latest version of Jetpack / WooCommerce. Tweak - Removed "Free Extensions" column from Welcome page. Fix - Reduce padding on cart table to prevent sidebar from overflowing container. Fix - Hide handheld footer bar when an input is focused. Fix - Prevent entry meta author styles from being applied to the author archives. Fix - All included JavaScript is now compatible with Internet Explorer 11. Fix - Added styling for other buttons in the header mini cart added by extensions. Fix - Improved semantic HTML for pages and single posts. Fix - Removed negative margins in the primary navigation and breadcrumb containers to fix an overflow issue in the Linux version of Chrome. Fix - Removed 1px pixel margin on the product images gallery. Fix - Added missing styles to Composite Products integration. Dev - Upgrade to Font Awesome 5. Dev - Remove `composer.json` from production version. Dev - Added CSS style linting. Dev - Renamed the `sass` folder to `css`. All `.scss` files are now excluded from the production version.
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You can download Storefront now from your dashboard or from WordPress.org.
I found a bug
If you find a bug then as always, please be sure to report it on GitHub. If you have any other problems with Storefront please post on the WordPress.org support forum, or contact us if you’re a WooCommerce customer.
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WooCommerce 3.4 beta 2 is now available. This beta release has a whole host of bug fixes and is ready for testing! To test WC 3.4 beta 2 you can use our beta tester plugin or download the release here.
- WooCommerce 3.4 will be released May 23rd.
- The beta post explains all of the new features and improvements in WC 3.4.
- This is a great time for plugin developers to test the new release and update their plugin headers for the WooCommerce version check.
- To properly test the GDPR features you will need to be running the latest development version of WordPress.
Thanks for testing WooCommerce, and if you find any bugs please open an issue!