Changelog

The biggest Spwig release yet. Its centrepiece is **Campaign Studio** — a complete email-marketing suite built right into the admin, so merchants can design, automate, send and measure marketing email (and stop paying a third-party service for it) without ever leaving Spwig. Around that headline, 1.8.0 lands a large platform-wide **security-hardening** pass and a broad **stability and correctness** sweep — the great majority of both surfaced by Spwig's continuous automated code review and validated by the full test suite. Campaign Studio ships in **every edition, Community included** (email goes out through your own configured mail gateway), and is released as **Beta** while we gather real-world feedback. **Upgrading.** The normal update applies this release's new database migrations (in the new email-marketing app and the email subsystem) automatically — there are no manual migration steps and no breaking API changes. All public API additions are backward-compatible, and older SDK/integration clients are unaffected.

A maintenance release that smooths a few customer- and merchant-facing rough edges and continues the reliability hardening of the messaging systems. Order emails now link customers straight to their order, webhook subscribers only ever receive events for changes that were actually saved, and a broad pass lands across the email and SMS subsystems. Dependencies are refreshed to their latest patched releases. Upgrading is drop-in — no manual migration steps and no breaking API changes.

A fast follow-up to 1.7.3 — a small, focused release of admin refinements and reliability fixes, most of them surfaced by our daily code reviews. Product **reviews** and **subscription plans** get cleaner, tabbed admin editors; storefront **page content** renders more reliably; the merchant's chosen **theme** always loads even while it is being switched; and a round of hardening lands across **email** and **webhooks**. Storefronts built on the headless API can now serve **responsive images** that download at the size the device actually needs. Upgrading is drop-in: changes to the public API are additive and backward-compatible, and no manual migration steps are required.

An inventory and agentic-commerce release. Spwig gains first-class **warehouse stock operations** — transfers, write-offs and physical recounts — and **back-in-stock notifications** become more reliable so waiting customers are told the moment an item returns. Merchants also gain **trust and spending controls for AI assistants**, agent checkouts gain signed payment attestations, a cancel path, and rotatable signing keys, **store-credit wallets** gain audited manual adjustments and clearer refund history, and **subscription renewals** now bill discounts and add-ons automatically. **Custom forms** are hardened end-to-end — full server-side validation and enforced spam protection, including invisible **reCAPTCHA v3**. And a new **Revenue Attribution** dashboard shows merchants where their sales really come from — crediting every order across the whole customer journey, with a live model switch that re-attributes revenue instantly. The **admin gets a broad refresh** too — card-based lists with quick bulk actions across orders, blog, brands and collections, "SEO complete" badges, and a **more complete product editor** that surfaces settings which previously existed but weren't shown. Upgrading is drop-in: no manual migration steps are required.

A payments and hardening release. Spwig adds **Razorpay** as a new payment gateway for merchants in India and Singapore, and the payment gateway system becomes fully modular — providers install as self-contained marketplace components with no change to the platform core. Alongside the new capability, our daily code reviews drove a broad round of proactive enhancements and hardening across the merchant admin and mobile API, referrals, wallet, subscriptions, single sign-on, payouts, and gateway refunds. Upgrading is drop-in: changes to the public API are additive and backward-compatible, and no manual migration steps are required.

A performance, consistency, and hardening release that also lands major new merchant-facing capabilities — subscriptions in the built-in storefront, region-based product availability, and an opt-in preview of **AI Shopping** (agentic commerce, off by default). The Spwig admin gets faster and more visually consistent: a large amount of duplicated and dead styling has been removed, and every app now draws from one shared, token-driven design system — so buttons, badges, cards, colours and dark mode look the same across the whole admin, with less to download and parse. On the storefront, images move to AVIF with a `<picture>` element and automatic fallback, and CSS and JavaScript delivery is deduplicated and cache-busted through the asset manifest. Alongside the polish, a broad sweep of correctness and robustness fixes lands across cart, checkout, orders, accounts, wallet, and payments, and the installer and first-boot path gain further safety. Upgrading runs additive schema migrations plus automatic data back-fills (region availability and digital-product stock) — no manual migration steps are required. Changes to the public API are additive and backward-compatible — new response fields (`image_sources`, `ships_to_region`) and a new `POST /api/store/set-region/` endpoint — so existing integrations keep working unchanged.

The stored-value release. Gift cards become a first-class part of the platform — sold on the storefront, delivered by email, spendable at checkout and at the POS, and handled cleanly through refunds — now modelled as true payment tenders rather than discounts. The customer wallet graduates to spendable store credit, loyalty rewards pay out into it, and the payment, refund, and reward paths gain substantial hardening, auditability, and test coverage throughout.

A quality-hardening release. Continuous integration now enforces formatting, linting, and typing across the codebase, and a batch of targeted stability improvements ship alongside.

First stable release of the Spwig Self-Hosted eCommerce Platform.