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Track product releases, security hardening, compliance reporting work, and infrastructure changes across VAT Engine.

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Latest release
3.6.112
Production Frontend Now Redirects www To The Canonical Apex Host
Releases tracked
162
Since January 2026
Logged changes
755
Across all categories
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Showing releases 49-60 of 162

3.6.64June 24, 2026

Shopify Historical Backfill

2 changes
Feature1 item
  • Shopify activity pages now offer a dedicated historical backfill flow that uses Shopify Bulk Operations for large or older order history instead of only recent-window sync
Improvement1 item
  • Historical backfill now shows explicit `read_all_orders` readiness, keeps a resumable checkpoint per storefront after partial failures, and lets operators cancel queued or running bulk imports from the same activity screen
3.6.63June 23, 2026

Shopify Reconciliation Automation

2 changes
Feature1 item
  • Eligible Shopify connections now receive scheduled reconciliation jobs in the background, so VAT Engine can periodically recheck recently updated orders even when a webhook is delayed or missed
Improvement1 item
  • Storefront activity pages now show the reconciliation cadence, overlap coverage, last scheduled run, and current queued or running reconciliation state alongside the existing manual queue controls
3.6.62June 23, 2026

Shopify Webhook Processing

2 changes
Feature1 item
  • Supported Shopify order, refund, and uninstall webhooks now enter an automated background processing path instead of only being stored for later inspection
Improvement1 item
  • The integration activity page now shows which Shopify webhook topics are automated today, distinguishes audit-only deliveries from worker-owned deliveries, and disconnects a store automatically after Shopify sends app uninstall
3.6.61June 23, 2026

Shopify Sync Queue Execution

2 changes
Feature1 item
  • Shopify connections can now execute queued recent-import, resync, reconciliation, and replay work instead of only storing those requests for later operator follow-up
Improvement1 item
  • The storefront activity page now shows clearer sync controls plus richer progress, checkpoint, and failure details while queued work runs in the background
3.6.60June 23, 2026

Shopify Order Preview Import

2 changes
Feature1 item
  • Shopify storefront activity pages now include a controlled order-preview tool that can fetch one Shopify order, show the normalized VAT Engine events, and import them on demand
Improvement1 item
  • The preview flow also surfaces request health and import outcomes in one place, making it easier to validate a new Shopify connection before broader sync automation is enabled
3.6.59June 23, 2026

Shopify App Setup Visibility

2 changes
Feature1 item
  • The Integrations workspace now shows a shared Shopify app-setup summary so teams can verify connection readiness, requested permissions, and shared delivery status before reconnecting a store
Improvement1 item
  • Technical environment details such as callback URLs, webhook routing, and pinned API versions now live behind a collapsed developer-diagnostics section instead of filling the main merchant-facing view
3.6.58June 22, 2026

Dedicated Integration Activity Page

2 changes
Feature1 item
  • Each storefront connection now has its own activity page for recent deliveries, sync jobs, privacy requests, retention state, and operator actions instead of compressing that workflow into a modal
Improvement1 item
  • The Integrations catalog now stays focused on connection summaries and edit actions while deeper troubleshooting and replay workflows live on the dedicated activity screen
3.6.57June 22, 2026

Shopify Connect URL Reliability

2 changes
Fix1 item
  • Starting a Shopify connection now uses the browser-visible public API origin instead of an internal backend hostname, preventing broken install links on local tunnels and split frontend/API deployments
Improvement1 item
  • The Integrations catalog layout was also reshaped into clearer responsive connection records so connected Shopify rows no longer clip or compress important status details
3.6.56June 18, 2026

Login Throttle Rebalance

2 changes
Security1 item
  • Sign-in now slows repeated attempts against the same account sooner and adds extra source-level protection against automated login floods
Improvement1 item
  • Added focused regression coverage around the shared login-throttle flow so repeated authentication misses keep degrading safely without unnecessary hard lockouts
3.6.55June 18, 2026

CSRF Token Bootstrap Hardening

2 changes
Security1 item
  • Malformed CSRF cookie or form-token values now fail closed and trigger a safe refresh path instead of surfacing a server error while pages prepare secure form submissions
Improvement1 item
  • Added focused regression coverage around byte-safe token comparisons so unusual character-encoding edge cases do not break the shared CSRF bootstrap and validation flow
3.6.54June 18, 2026

Commerce Import Duplicate-Repair Commit

2 changes
Fix1 item
  • Legacy unlinked committed-order rows now keep their source-ID repair even when the next import is only a duplicate replay, so partially migrated storefront history still converges onto one stable raw source bucket without needing a brand-new event first
Improvement1 item
  • Added a dedicated regression for the duplicate-replay repair path so duplicate import returns now verify the transaction commits self-healing updates before responding
3.6.53June 17, 2026

SME Apply Optional-Redis Nil Safety

2 changes
Fix1 item
  • One-off TEDB SME apply runs no longer crash after committing threshold changes when the optional Redis invalidator is omitted, because typed-nil cache invalidators are now ignored and nil Redis receivers degrade to ordinary warning errors
Improvement1 item
  • Added focused unit coverage for typed-nil optional invalidators and nil-receiver SME generation helpers so this Go interface edge case stays protected without requiring the database-backed SME suite