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WooCommerce 7.2.1 Rollback
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Developer Advisory: For the sake of transparency, here is a detailed account of why 7.2.1 was rolled back and necessitated a 7.2.2 fix release: The details How can I tell… Read more
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Critical Vulnerability in Multiple Versions of WooCommerce
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tl;dr A critical vulnerability was detected in multiple versions of WooCommerce and the WooCommerce Blocks feature plugin. Patches for each impacted version have been created and deployed automatically to vulnerable… Read more
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Settings Page Infrastructure Refactor
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tl;dr WooCommerce 5.5 will include an extensive refactoring of the settings pages infrastructure. While there are no breaking changes, there’s a new preferred way of structuring settings pages classes, and… Read more
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WooCommerce 5.4 Temporarily Unavailable
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tl;dr The recent release of WooCommerce 5.4 has been pulled from availability to limit the impact of a jQuery-related bug until a fix is available in version 5.4.1. The details… Read more
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Plan to remove IE 11 support in WooCommerce
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tl;dr In parallel to WordPress, WooCommerce core and all WooCommerce projects maintained by Automattic will be removing IE11 support in their subsequent versions. In the case of WooCommerce core, the… Read more
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WordPress 5.6 and jQuery 3
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tl;dr WordPress 5.6 will ship with jQuery 3.5.1 and an updated version of jQuery Migrate, which will help you identify potential compatibility issues in your extensions. Developers should ensure extensions… Read more
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Spam Orders and Accounts from Bots
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tl;dr Versions of WooCommerce prior to 4.6.2 contain a vulnerability that allows guest users to create accounts during checkout even when the “Allow customers to create an account during checkout”… Read more
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Inheritance in PHP 8
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tl;dr Inheritance errors due to incompatible method signatures will generate fatal errors in PHP 8, which may cause developer plugins to break. You should check your code for classes that… Read more
