Releases: confirmo/confirmo-woocommerce
2.6.3
- Critical Change: The plugin has been renamed to "Confirmo for WooCommerce" to comply with WooCommerce guidelines. As a result, the old version will remain installed when you upload the new one, but only one version can be active at a time. After installing this version, please remove the old one. Make sure to save your API key and Callback password before updating, and insert them into the new version.
- Removed: GBP, HUF, and PLN currencies from the settlement currency list.
- Removed: The option to enable and disable the plugin in the settings.
- Removed: Payment button creation.
- Added: Automatic check if the API key is valid and if Callback password contains 16 alphanumeric characters
- Added: Improved descriptions and links explaining the plugin and how to use it.
- Added: Advanced settings to manually pair Confirmo and WooCommerce order statuses.
- Changed: Default settlement currency is set to USDT
- Changed: Translations domain - if you are using custom translations of our plugin, please be aware that after updating to this version, you need to re-translate them again
- Changed: The left-hand main menu in the WordPress admin area.
- Changed: Name of the plugin in the plugins list changed from “Confirmo Cryptocurrency Payment Gateway” to “Confirmo Cryptocurrency Payment Gateway for WooCommerce”
2.5.0
Changes in this version
The order status changes based on the payment status have been reworked. The plugin now correctly updates orders to either the "processing" or "failed" state and no longer automatically completes your orders.
Autocomplete orders
The plugin no longer auto-completes your orders and, as a payment plugin, only informs WooCommerce about successful payments (referred to as "processing" in WooCommerce) or failed payments. If you offer virtual products in your e-shop, you may want to automatically switch your orders to the "completed" state after a successful payment. For this functionality, we recommend the "Autocomplete WooCommerce Orders" plugin.
2.4.6
Fixed a bug where an order could be changed to processing from completed. Added a SHA-256 hash to the log screen that shows the hash of the main plugin file. This might be useful for checking for outdated plugin versions or edited code.
2.4.5
Solving the issue with varying permalink settings in WordPress.
2.4.4
The validation of the payment status has been fixed.
2.4.3
The validation of the payment status has been fixed.
2.4.2
Handle more payment statuses.
2.4.1
This update focuses on improving payment processing, security, and stability:
- Enhanced notification handling with improved status compatibility checks
- Added invoice status verification via Confirmo API
- Improved error handling and logging for better troubleshooting
- Added support for Lightning Network payments
- Strengthened security measures in callback processing
- Refactored and optimized code for better performance
These changes aim to provide a more robust and secure payment experience for WooCommerce users implementing cryptocurrency payments via Confirmo.
2.4.0
- Stablecoin settlements have been added.
- Fixed issues with order return codes.
2.3.1
The problem with missing files has been fixed.