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v19.5.2

7 months ago

What's Changed

Full Changelog: https://github.com/OpenMage/magento-lts/compare/v19.5.1...v19.5.2

v20.1.1

9 months ago

After the colossal 20.1.0 release just a few weeks back, it's time for a little "smooth the edges" update, but don't be fooled, it's as important as your morning coffee!

Highlights of OpenMage 20.1.1

  • 🛠️ ZF1Future's version in composer is strictly specified now, it order to fix problems with future upstream upgrades and our composer patches
  • 🚀 Totally new JSON-RPC API is now available, with support for instal-login via HTTP basic auth, it seems to be much more performant than the SOAP one so definitely check it out
  • 📦 USPS module got a nice upgrade to support the latest changes in USPS APIs and services
  • 🍪 A vulnerability about "guest order view" cookie tampering was fixed, with the introduction of a "rate limiting" API you can use in your own code too
  • 🐞 Few other bugfix and updates

Complete changelog

New Contributors

Full Changelog: https://github.com/OpenMage/magento-lts/compare/v20.1.0...v20.1.1

v19.5.1

9 months ago

What's Changed

Full Changelog: https://github.com/OpenMage/magento-lts/compare/v19.5.0...v19.5.1

v20.1.0

10 months ago

You should absolutely know

Since the approval of our second RFC - release schedule OpenMage 19.x enters and "patch only" state, it will be maintained for two more years as promised but only significant security patches or regression fixes will be ported to v19, every other development (and we have many) will be focused on v20+.

We encourage everybody to upgrade to v20, it is our latest and greatest and deserves the bit of work necessary for the upgrade (ask your developer/agency, don't do it yourself).

Release highlights

This is a big release, that's why we decided to move away from the 20.0.x versioning and go to 20.1.x. Since a lot of changes could have some impact on current installations we decided to release some "rc" versions before the official 20.1.0. Tests are more than welcome now but be extra careful with production environment.

What's most important is the removal of all the 3rd party libraries (phpseclib, mcrypt_compat, Cm_RedisSession, Cm_Cache_Backend_Redis and Pelago_Emogrifier and Zend Framework) form our repository, they are now imported via composer. This was an important step to clean up and modernise our code.

  • If you want to clean up your project from all the files that were removed during this release cycle, please check this link for the complete list.

Don't worry though, if you've always installed OpenMage extracting the zip file, starting from this release you'll find a new zip file attached to the release itself, we build this zip adding all of the old 3rd party libraries so that you will not have to migrate to composer or use composer at all.

Also:

  • PHP 7.4 is now the minimum required version and 8.2 is now supported.
  • The M1 legacy themes have been moved to an external repository since it's old (and mostly unused) code.
  • A great improvement to EAV config cache has been added to v20.
  • Support for Google Analytics 4 and Google Tag Manager was added with enhanced ecommerce data (which historically was always provided by 3rd party extensions).
  • Possibility to set backend locale per every admin user was added.
  • "pub/" folder structure was introduced (optional), to have extra security for your installation
  • Massive performance improvement in complex SQL queries (#2210)
  • Native WebP support
  • Many, many smaller bugfix and improvements

Things you should be aware of:

  • Support for Google Analytics3 and Universal Analytics were removed.
  • Support for UPS CGI API (which was shut down in May 2023) was removed.
  • Old inactive quotes are now actually purged from the database (#1489).

Known issues:

  • The "pub/" folder structure won't work in composer managed projects, because the composer-magento plugin can't manage symlinks inside "pub/" correctly (#1210).

Changelog

The list of changes is too long, so please check it at https://github.com/OpenMage/magento-lts/compare/v20.0.20...v20.1.0

New Contributors

v19.5.0

10 months ago

You should absolutely know

Since the approval of our second RFC - release schedule OpenMage 19.x enters and "patch only" state, it will be maintained for two more years as promised but only significant security patches or regression fixes will be ported to v19, every other development (and we have many) will be focused on v20+.

We encourage everybody to upgrade to v20, it is our latest and greatest and deserves the bit of work necessary for the upgrade (ask your developer/agency, don't do it yourself).

Highlights

This is a big release, that's why we decided to move away from the 19.4.x versioning and go to 19.5.x. Since a lot of changes could have some impact on current installations we decided to release some "rc" versions before the official 19.5.0. Tests are more than welcome now but be extra careful with production environment.

  • What's most important is the removal of all the 3rd party libraries (phpseclib, mcrypt_compat, Cm_RedisSession, Cm_Cache_Backend_Redis and Pelago_Emogrifier and Zend Framework) form our repository, they are now imported via composer. This was an important step to clean up and modernise our code.
  • PHP 7.4 is now the minimum required version and 8.2 is now supported
  • M1 legacy themes have been moved to an external repository since it's old (and mostly unused) code.
  • Support for Google Analytics 4 was added

Don't worry though, if you've always installed OpenMage extracting the zip file, starting from this release you'll find a new zip file attached to the release itself, we build this zip adding all of the old 3rd party libraries so that you will not have to migrate to composer or use composer at all.

Changelog

The list of changes is too long, so please check it at https://github.com/OpenMage/magento-lts/compare/v19.4.23...v19.5.0

New Contributors

v20.1.0-rc7

10 months ago

This is gonna be the last RC release before tagging v20.1.0/v19.5.0 as stable. This will be done in about a week if no major problem is discovered. In this timeframe nothing new will be merged in OpenMage's repository, unless it's an important bugfix for this specific release. See you soon with the biggest release of OpenMage ever! 🎉

You should absolutely know

Since the approval of our second RFC - release schedule OpenMage 19.x enters and "patch only" state, it will be maintained for two more years as promised but only significant security patches or regression fixes will be ported to v19, every other development (and we have many) will be focused on v20+.

We encourage everybody to upgrade to v20, it is our latest and greatest and deserves the bit of work necessary for the upgrade (ask your developer/agency, don't do it yourself).

Release highlights

This is a big release, that's why we decided to move away from the 20.0.x versioning and go to 20.1.x. Since a lot of changes could have some impact on current installations we decided to release some "rc" versions before the official 20.1.0. Tests are more than welcome now but be extra careful with production environment.

What's most important is the removal of all the 3rd party libraries (phpseclib, mcrypt_compat, Cm_RedisSession, Cm_Cache_Backend_Redis and Pelago_Emogrifier and Zend Framework) form our repository, they are now imported via composer. This was an important step to clean up and modernise our code.

  • If you want to clean up your project from all the files that were removed during this release cycle, please check this link for the complete list.

Don't worry though, if you've always installed OpenMage extracting the zip file, starting from this release you'll find a new zip file attached to the release itself, we build this zip adding all of the old 3rd party libraries so that you will not have to migrate to composer or use composer at all.

Also:

  • PHP 7.4 is now the minimum required version and 8.2 is now supported.
  • The M1 legacy themes have been moved to an external repository since it's old (and mostly unused) code.
  • A great improvement to EAV config cache has been added to v20.
  • Support for Google Analytics 4 and Google Tag Manager was added with enhanced ecommerce data (which historically was always provided by 3rd party extensions).
  • Possibility to set backend locale per every admin user was added.
  • "pub/" folder structure was introduced (optional), to have extra security for your installation
  • Massive performance improvement in complex SQL queries (#2210)
  • Native WebP support
  • Many, many smaller bugfix and improvements

Things you should be aware of:

  • Support for Google Analytics3 and Universal Analytics were removed.
  • Support for UPS CGI API (which was shut down in May 2023) was removed.
  • Old inactive quotes are now actually purged from the database (#1489).

Known issues:

  • The "pub/" folder structure won't work in composer managed projects, because the composer-magento plugin can't manage symlinks inside "pub/" correctly (#1210).

Changelog

New Contributors

Full Changelog: https://github.com/OpenMage/magento-lts/compare/v20.1.0-rc6...v20.1.0-rc7

v20.1.0-rc6

11 months ago

You should absolutely know

Since the approval of our second RFC - release schedule OpenMage 19.x enters and "patch only" state, it will be maintained for two more years as promised but only significant security patches or regression fixes will be ported to v19, every other development (and we have many) will be focused on v20+.

We encourage everybody to upgrade to v20, it is our latest and greatest and deserves the bit of work necessary for the upgrade (ask your developer/agency, don't do it yourself).

Release highlights

This is a big release, that's why we decided to move away from the 20.0.x versioning and go to 20.1.x. Since a lot of changes could have some impact on current installations we decided to release some "rc" versions before the official 20.1.0. Tests are more than welcome now but be extra careful with production environment.

What's most important is the removal of all the 3rd party libraries (phpseclib, mcrypt_compat, Cm_RedisSession, Cm_Cache_Backend_Redis and Pelago_Emogrifier and Zend Framework) form our repository, they are now imported via composer. This was an important step to clean up and modernise our code.

  • If you want to clean up your project from all the files that were removed during this release cycle, please check this link for the complete list.

Don't worry though, if you've always installed OpenMage extracting the zip file, starting from this release you'll find a new zip file attached to the release itself, we build this zip adding all of the old 3rd party libraries so that you will not have to migrate to composer or use composer at all.

Also:

  • PHP 7.4 is now the minimum required version and 8.2 is now supported.
  • The M1 legacy themes have been moved to an external repository since it's old (and mostly unused) code.
  • A great improvement to EAV config cache has been added to v20.
  • Support for Google Analytics 4 and Google Tag Manager was added with enhanced ecommerce data (which historically was always provided by 3rd party extensions).
  • Possibility to set backend locale per every admin user was added.
  • "pub/" folder structure was introduced (optional), to have extra security for your installation
  • Massive performance improvement in complex SQL queries (#2210)
  • Many, many smaller bugfix and improvements

Things you should be aware of:

  • Support for Google Analytics3 and Universal Analytics were removed.
  • Support for UPS CGI API (which was shut down in May 2023) was removed.
  • Old inactive quotes are now actually purged from the database (#1489).

Known issues:

  • The "pub/" folder structure won't work in composer managed projects, because the composer-magento plugin can't manage symlinks inside "pub/" correctly (#1210).

Changelog

Full Changelog: https://github.com/OpenMage/magento-lts/compare/v20.1.0-rc5...v20.1.0-rc6

v20.1.0-rc5

1 year ago

You should absolutely know

Since the approval of our second RFC - release schedule OpenMage 19.x enters and "patch only" state, it will be maintained for two more years as promised but only significant security patches or regression fixes will be ported to v19, every other development (and we have many) will be focused on v20+.

We encourage everybody to upgrade to v20, it is our latest and greatest and deserves the bit of work necessary for the upgrade (ask your developer/agency, don't do it yourself).

Release highlights

This is a big release, that's why we decided to move away from the 20.0.x versioning and go to 20.1.x. Since a lot of changes could have some impact on current installations we decided to release some "rc" versions before the official 20.1.0. Tests are more than welcome now but be extra careful with production environment.

What's most important is the removal of all the 3rd party libraries (phpseclib, mcrypt_compat, Cm_RedisSession, Cm_Cache_Backend_Redis and Pelago_Emogrifier and Zend Framework) form our repository, they are now imported via composer. This was an important step to clean up and modernise our code.

  • If you want to clean up your project from all the files that were removed during this release cycle, please check this link for the complete list.

Don't worry though, if you've always installed OpenMage extracting the zip file, starting from this release you'll find a new zip file attached to the release itself, we build this zip adding all of the old 3rd party libraries so that you will not have to migrate to composer or use composer at all.

Also:

  • PHP 7.4 is now the minimum required version and 8.2 is now supported.
  • the M1 legacy themes have been moved to an external repository since it's old (and mostly unused) code.
  • a great improvement to EAV config cache has been added to v20.
  • support for Google Analytics 4 was added with enhanced ecommerce data (which historically was always provided by 3rd party extensions)
  • possibility to set backend locale per every admin user was added.
  • "pub/" folder structure was introduced (optional), to have extra security for your installation
  • massive performance improvement in complex SQL queries (#2210)
  • many, many smaller bugfix and improvements

Changelog

New Contributors

Full Changelog: https://github.com/OpenMage/magento-lts/compare/v20.1.0-rc4...v20.1.0-rc5

v19.5.0-rc5

1 year ago

You should absolutely know

Since the approval of our second RFC - release schedule OpenMage 19.x enters and "patch only" state, it will be maintained for two more years as promised but only significant security patches or regression fixes will be ported to v19, every other development (and we have many) will be focused on v20+.

We encourage everybody to upgrade to v20, it is our latest and greatest and deserves the bit of work necessary for the upgrade (ask your developer/agency, don't do it yourself).

Highlights

This is a big release, that's why we decided to move away from the 19.4.x versioning and go to 19.5.x. Since a lot of changes could have some impact on current installations we decided to release some "rc" versions before the official 19.5.0. Tests are more than welcome now but be extra careful with production environment.

  • What's most important is the removal of all the 3rd party libraries (phpseclib, mcrypt_compat, Cm_RedisSession, Cm_Cache_Backend_Redis and Pelago_Emogrifier and Zend Framework) form our repository, they are now imported via composer. This was an important step to clean up and modernise our code.
  • PHP 7.4 is now the minimum required version and 8.2 is now supported
  • M1 legacy themes have been moved to an external repository since it's old (and mostly unused) code.
  • Support for Google Analytics 4 was added

Don't worry though, if you've always installed OpenMage extracting the zip file, starting from this release you'll find a new zip file attached to the release itself, we build this zip adding all of the old 3rd party libraries so that you will not have to migrate to composer or use composer at all.

Changelog

There are no changes between 19.5.0-rc4 and 19.5.0-rc5.

v20.1.0-rc4

1 year ago

You should absolutely know

Since the approval of our second RFC - release schedule OpenMage 19.x enters and "patch only" state, it will be maintained for two more years as promised but only significant security patches or regression fixes will be ported to v19, every other development (and we have many) will be focused on v20+.

We encourage everybody to upgrade to v20, it is our latest and greatest and deserves the bit of work necessary for the upgrade (ask your developer/agency, don't do it yourself).

Release highlights

This is a big release, that's why we decided to move away from the 20.0.x versioning and go to 20.1.x. Since a lot of changes could have some impact on current installations we decided to release some "rc" versions before the official 20.1.0. Tests are more than welcome now but be extra careful with production environment.

What's most important is the removal of all the 3rd party libraries (phpseclib, mcrypt_compat, Cm_RedisSession, Cm_Cache_Backend_Redis and Pelago_Emogrifier and Zend Framework) form our repository, they are now imported via composer. This was an important step to clean up and modernise our code.

  • If you want to clean up your project from all the files that were removed during this release cycle, please check this link for the complete list.

Don't worry though, if you've always installed OpenMage extracting the zip file, starting from this release you'll find a new zip file attached to the release itself, we build this zip adding all of the old 3rd party libraries so that you will not have to migrate to composer or use composer at all.

Also:

  • PHP 7.4 is now the minimum required version and 8.2 is now supported.
  • the M1 legacy themes have been moved to an external repository since it's old (and mostly unused) code.
  • a great improvement to EAV config cache has been added to v20.
  • support for Google Analytics 4 was added.
  • possibility to set backend locale per every admin user was added.

Changelog

New Contributors

Full Changelog: https://github.com/OpenMage/magento-lts/compare/v20.1.0-rc3...v20.1.0-rc4