The next version 2.5 of WooCommerce codename “Dashing Dolphin” has been tagged for testing on November 9, 2015 with ~1000 commits from 21 contributors!
Also on November 9 WooCommerce 2.4.9 was released and only two days later 2.4.10 was released. Two weeks earlier on October 26, WooCommerce 2.4.8 was released. Here’s an overview of all the fixes and enhancements of the last 3 minor versions which might contain ~50 commits.
Here’s what’s new:
2.4.8
- Customer count method works correctly now
- City field can now be switched to local
- Notice in wc_nav_menu_items when endpoint is not set
- Loading of correct variation prices when display is true and false in the same page load
- Shipping priority for methods with colons in the name
- Saving of passwords with ‹&› inside
- Remove double escaping of coupon descriptions
- Settings API default value should not apply if value of option is 0
- Avoid potential PHP Fatals by avoiding premature script enqueues
- Pass mimes when checking file type
- Reset shipping totals before calculation to prevent totals being used incorrectly
- API – Corrected how attributes terms saves non-latin characters
- Variations price now syncs correctly
- Fixed lost variable products data when create/edit an order
- Add trailing slash in get_page_uris to reduce likelihood of conflicts
- Added refunded_item_id on GET orders//refunds endpoint
- Allow variable products to get retrieved by SKU
- Allow edit variations without define the product type to variable
2.4.9
- Check for multiple Abspath to prevent access issues
- Fix – System Report: Template version check path.
- SQL errors won’t show during Ajax requests
- customizer wont cause loop error anymore
- Improved error handling in WC_Geo_IP
- Now checks correctly for child themes in system status
- API- Warning on attribute creation works correctly
- Fixed potential cross-site-scripting within price.php
- Fix – Bulk edit sale prices.
2.4.10
- Fixed some Issues in Geo IP about parsing and error logs.
- information about credit card address were added to simplify commerce.
More detailed information can be read in the WooCommerce changelog or developer blog.
Remember to backup your system before updating. Good luck and happy ecommerce!
