Miguel for WooCommerce

Changelog

1.3.0

• Removed support for async watermarking (not needed anymore and we don’t have to rewrite the whole plugin to push this plugin to WordPress Plugin Directory)

1.4.0

• Automatically create orders on Miguel to allow users read and listen all audiobooks in our Miguel Book Reader app

1.6.0

• Added support for connecting to the Miguel API using an access token (API key)
• Implemented API endpoint for retrieving all products including prices and stock information

1.6.4

• Upgraded communication to Miguel API v2
• Implemented API endpoint for creating orders from Miguel (future feature)

1.7.0

• Add option to enable sending emails from Miguel (instead of WooCommerce)

1.8.0

• Added an API endpoint for retrieving a single order including its line items, totals and addresses
• Added currency to delivery methods and now read their title and description from the method settings
• Orders created from Miguel are no longer reported back as new orders
• Fixed duplicate line items for products offered in multiple formats
• Now requires WooCommerce 6.0 or newer

1.9.0

• Added support for selling printed books through Miguel: a non-downloadable product’s Miguel product code is derived from its SKU plus a configurable suffix, keeping it distinct from the e-book edition that shares the same slug
• Added the “Printed-book code suffix” setting (WooCommerce → Settings → Miguel); leave empty to disable printed-book pairing
• Added optional per-product _miguel_code meta to override a product’s Miguel code

1.9.1

• Delivery methods endpoint now reports a cost for carriers that keep their pricing in their own plugin settings instead of WooCommerce (e.g. Toret Balíkovna)

1.10.0

• Raised the minimum supported versions to WooCommerce 7.9, WordPress 6.5 and PHP 8.1
• Orders are marked paid on shops whose payment gateway keeps orders in its own status. Judging that by status instead made the shop report a failure while the payment had in fact completed, and Miguel then retried it every minute, re-sending the gateway’s payment mail each time
• A shop that declines to complete a payment says so in its reply instead of reporting an error, so Miguel records it and stops retrying
• Added the “Statuses that remove the order from Miguel” setting (WooCommerce → Settings → Miguel), defaulting to Refunded, Cancelled and Failed as before
• Fixed orders that had been removed from Miguel coming back on the next sync, which gave the customer access again
• Added automatic order status change when Miguel finishes an order: choose a target status for orders holding only Miguel books and another for orders that also hold other products, in WooCommerce → Settings → Miguel. Both default to “Do not change status”, so nothing changes until an admin opts in
• Added POST /orders/{id}/finished, the callback Miguel calls when an order settles
• Orders created from the Miguel app can carry a private note, visible to the shop only, saying which app they were placed in
• Orders created by Miguel show “Miguel” as their payment method instead of “Other”. The new Miguel payment gateway is never offered at checkout
• Orders from Miguel holding only digital formats no longer need a shipping address or shipping lines, and show no placeholder shipping
• Fixed the plugin’s translations staying in English when another plugin loads payment gateways early
• A partial refund takes the refunded products out of the order in Miguel, so the customer loses access to what they were refunded for. Compensation short of a whole unit’s price keeps the product in the order Miguel holds. Deleting a partial refund puts the product back on the next sync; deleting a full refund does not, since WooCommerce leaves the order in the “refunded” status. Applies to refunds made before this version too, the next time such an order syncs

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