Informedio Catalog Sync for WooCommerce

Changelog

2.2.0

Framework

  • Catalog builder rewritten — reads join declarations from vendor_endpoints; supports both multi-table and single-table vendor layouts through the same code path
  • vendor_endpoints schema extended with join_to, join_on, and join_type columns; join relationships declared in vendor manifests and seeded at install

Product sync

  • Executor reads normalized catalog columns directly — removed hardcoded S&S staging-name translation; all vendors sync through the same deterministic code path
  • Variable product grouping uses a canonical style-key resolver for vendor-neutral style identification
  • Self-healing variation upsert — stale wrong-shape products are automatically cleaned up and rebuilt on re-run

Images

  • Image Manager recognizes absolute_url source mode so vendors with fully-qualified image URLs work correctly
  • Color Image and Brand Image added as mapping targets — per-color variation photos and brand logos now populate for all vendors

UI

  • Fixed elapsed timer regression that caused the timer to keep incrementing after job completion
  • Filter and mapping example values now work for any staging layout
  • Import tab supports per-file cards for FTP-transport vendors

Tools

  • Database Migration rebuilt as discovery-driven per-vendor Repair system with Run All
  • Vendor selector auto-submits on change

Licensing

  • Pro license system — activate, deactivate, and validate licenses from the Dashboard
  • S&S Activewear works fully without a license; additional vendors require a Pro license
  • License status cached locally with weekly background re-check
  • Action Scheduler automation gated to Pro Developer and Agency tiers

For the full changelog, see changelog.txt.

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Author
Informedio
Version:
2.2.0
Last Updated
July 2, 2026
Requires
WordPress 6.0
Tested Up To
WordPress 7.0
Requires PHP
7.4

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