Munjr Subscriptions with Recurly for WooCommerce

Changelog

1.2.3

• Settings and cache names use the rci_free prefix. Existing values are copied, so the store does not have to reconnect.

1.2.2

• Admin JavaScript is loaded with WordPress enqueue functions.
• Classes, functions, and hooks use the rci_free prefix. Stored settings keys are unchanged.

1.2.1

• If loading the new subscription fails after Recurly has charged the signup, checkout still completes. The order keeps that subscription. Placing the order again does not create a second subscription or a second charge.

1.2.0

• A paid Recurly renewal creates a WooCommerce order. A physical renewal stays Processing. A virtual renewal is Completed. The same invoice does not create a second order. A failed renewal payment does not create an order.
• WooCommerce → Settings → Recurly → Webhooks shows the URL to paste into Recurly, can send a test webhook, and logs receipts under WooCommerce → Status → Logs (recurly-webhooks).
• Plan details stay locked after the Recurly plan is created. Two-way plan sync is not part of this edition.

1.1.7

• The public name is Munjr Subscriptions with Recurly for WooCommerce. Recurly and WooCommerce come after “with” and “for”. The directory slug is munjr-subscriptions-with-recurly-for-woocommerce. The payment gateway id and the subscription product type are unchanged.
• The connection warning stays on product and WooCommerce screens. It no longer appears on the main WordPress dashboard.
• The Recurly PHP client is updated to 4.81.0.

1.1.6

• If scheduling renewal shipping and tax fails after Recurly has charged the signup, checkout still completes. The order stores the subscription. Placing the order again does not create a second subscription or a second charge. A later attempt sends only that subscription change.

1.1.5

• A quantity of 2 or more is one Recurly subscription. The invoice quantity matches the WooCommerce quantity, and the price is the unit price multiplied by that quantity. The WooCommerce order keeps that quantity and total.
• Shipping, subscription tax, and shipping tax are separate add-ons at the subscription quantity. Recurly would list each of those add-ons on a trial invoice as “Trial period for …” at $0, including tax. That $0 tax line is the recurring tax add-on. The add-ons are scheduled for the next bill date, and the signup invoice charges shipping and shipping tax as purchase line items. A renewal shows shipping plus a tax line for the subscription and a tax line for shipping.

1.1.4

• When the store taxes shipping, a free trial collects that tax on the signup invoice. WooCommerce calculates it. The plugin sends it as a line item on the Recurly purchase that creates the subscription.
• Each physical subscription in one order is billed its own shipping fee and its own shipping tax.

1.1.3

• Each subscription in a cart is billed its own tax. Each physical subscription is billed its own shipping. A virtual subscription has no shipping line.
• A free trial with shipping due today asks for a card and does not mark the order paid or create a subscription until that charge succeeds.

1.1.2

• The public name is Munjr Recurly Integration for WooCommerce. WordPress.org does not allow a plugin name or slug to start with another company’s trademark, and this plugin is not an official Recurly product. The directory slug is munjr-recurly-integration-for-woocommerce. The payment gateway id and the subscription product type are unchanged.
• The directory readme records the tested WordPress version as 7.1, which is the format the plugin directory requires. That value is only in this readme, not in the plugin header.

1.1.1

• When one subscription in an order fails, Recurly is billed the tax for the subscription that succeeds, plus shipping. Tax from the failed line is not charged.

1.1.0

• Recurly bills the WooCommerce sale price, not the regular plan price.
• Shipping and tax are billed on the first subscription Recurly accepts, including when an earlier subscription in the order fails.
• After a free trial, renewal invoices include WooCommerce tax on the plan price.
• A free trial that does not require a card still creates the Recurly subscription.
• A guest checkout always gets a new Recurly account, even when the email matches an earlier guest.

1.0.4

• Recurly charges the WooCommerce shipping amount and tax with the subscription, on the first invoice and on each renewal.
• The settings screen states that a guest checkout is not attached to a registered customer’s Recurly account.
• The settings screen states that a later renewal does not create a WooCommerce fulfillment order.

1.0.3

• Subscription carts can only be paid with Recurly.
• A guest checkout no longer attaches to a registered customer’s Recurly account.
• Unchecking Auto renew is saved on the Recurly plan.
• Uninstall deletes the API key and other plugin options.
• Checkout errors and My Account subscription statuses can be translated.
• Loading a subscription product no longer creates a dynamic property on PHP 8.2+.
• Checkout is blocked when the active currency is not the plan currency.
• WooCommerce currencies fall back to the store currency when no payment integration reports a currency.

1.0.2

• The trial badge stays in normal flow under the product title instead of covering the breadcrumb.

1.0.1

• Unchecking “Trial requires billing info” stays off.
• Coupons cannot discount a Recurly subscription cart on current WooCommerce.
• A partial subscription checkout charges only the quantity that succeeded.
• Mixed carts disable the block cart checkout button.
• The trial badge no longer covers the product title on block themes.

1.0.0

• Initial WordPress.org release.
• Recurly API connection, subscription products, Recurly.js checkout, trials, and My Account subscription management.
• No license key is required.