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This release contains internal improvements and maintenance updates.

Performance improvements​

This release contains internal improvements and maintenance updates.

Improved error handling for attribute mutations​

Attribute-related mutations now return more consistent and detailed error messages, making it easier to diagnose and resolve issues when managing product attributes.

App and user equivalence​

Added seller association for apps, allowing apps to be treated functionally equivalent to users in seller-related operations. This enables more flexible integration patterns where apps can perform actions on behalf of sellers.

Cross-sell product support​

Added the ability to create and manage cross-sell product relationships, allowing sellers to recommend complementary products. This feature includes:

• Database support for linking products as cross-sell recommendations
• Permission validation ensuring sellers can only create cross-sell relationships for products they manage
• Automatic seller assignment when creating variants for cross-sell products
• Visibility filtering to ensure customers only see cross-sell products they have access to

Simplified plugin configuration management​

Unified the plugin configuration system to provide a more consistent experience when managing integrations across the platform. This change improves the reliability of plugin settings and configurations.

Addressed security audit findings related to Google Kubernetes Engine configurations, improving overall platform security and compliance.

Django 5.2 LTS upgrade​

Upgraded to Django 5.2 LTS, providing improved security, performance, and stability. This update also includes preparation for Django 6.0 compatibility.

Improved product creation validation​

Enhanced the product and product variant creation process with better validation handling, making it easier to identify and correct issues when creating products.

Fixed an issue where duplicate addresses could be created during checkout. The system now uses flexible address normalization to prevent duplicates while still accommodating legitimate address variations.

Django 5.2 LTS upgrade​

Upgraded to Django 5.2 LTS, bringing improved security, performance, and long-term support. This update also prepares the platform for future Django 6.0 compatibility.

Fixed an issue where duplicate customer addresses could be created during checkout due to minor formatting differences in address data.

Performance improvements​

Improved overall system memory efficiency by reducing memory fragmentation, resulting in better resource utilization and more stable performance under high load.