Release notes - Acquia Commerce Manager¶

Changes¶

• Some sections of obsolete or deprecated code were removed in preparation for Drupal 9.
• A condition_type field was added for product discounts.

Changes¶

• Price fields and field_configured_skus are not translatable.
• Drush 8 commands have been removed and replaced with Drush 9 commands.
• Carts are not created until the user needs one.
• Field_group was updated to 3.0.
• The Commerce module for Magento was updated to version 2.7.2.

Fixed issues¶

• Deleting customers failed.
• SKUs were not validated before import.

Change¶

• The Commerce Connector Service now splits more requests to prevent maximum allowed queued message size errors.

Change¶

• The Commerce Connector Service now splits requests to prevent maximum allowed queued message size errors.

Fixed issue¶

• When creating customer websites with the Quick Create feature, Queue not found errors were displayed.

Changes¶

• Duplicate items are pushed less frequently.
• The Acquia Commerce Manager module namespacing is now Acquia\CommerceManager.

Changes¶

• The Content-Type for V2 responses is application/json.
• When using Drush to test product syncing, multiple languages are supported.

Fixed issues¶

• When removing the value from an attribute in Magento, the value in Drupal was not updated.
• Several fixes in Acquia Commerce Manager that will not affect users’ experience with the product.

Fixed issues¶

• The SKU value of a product was not always sent as a string.
• Several fixes in Acquia Commerce Manager that will not affect users’ experience with the product.

Features¶

• Manage the queue
  You can manage the Acquia Commerce Manager operations queue directly within your Drupal website.
• Support for promotion codes
  Promotion coupon codes are available from within Acquia Commerce Manager.

Change¶

• PHP version 7.1 or greater is required for Acquia Commerce Manager.

Fixed issues¶

• Several fixes in Acquia Commerce Manager that will not affect users’ experience with the product.

Feature¶

• Per-site queues
  

  This feature enables each installation to use and process its own queue, preventing issues with one website from affecting others. It includes:

  • An API endpoint to purge the per-site queue
  • An API endpoint to look up the total number of items in the per-site queue

  See Acquia Commerce Manager API for information on accessing the API.

Changes¶

• Includes a new endpoint for quick site setup with single mapping
• Returns custom exceptions when errors occur

Feature¶

• Magento integration
  The initial release of Acquia Commerce Manager integrates with Magento’s e-commerce platform to enable your website to create full user experiences. Integration includes features such as:

  • Categories and products synchronization
  • Cart management
  • Checkout flow
  • User management

  See the Acquia Commerce Manager documentation or contact your account manager for additional details.

The information contained herein is subject to change without notice and is not warranted to be error-free. If you encounter any errors, contact Acquia Support.