OpenDXP continues to evolve

One change in OpenDXP Core focused on developer tools and test helpers. The new test helpers for email logs and image metadata enable more stable tests and reproducible data scenarios.

Nine changes across Core, Toolbox, and Headless bundles; dominant theme: stability in transactions, redirects, and headless APIs. Updates touch notification handling, asset management, and API schemas. For developers, this means a more predictable runtime, clearer docs, and improved tooling across the headless stack.

Eighty changes across Core and bundles, dominated by a Pest-based testing shift. The day advances the OpenDXP test foundation across many bundles and includes targeted fixes. Developers can expect more consistent tests and broader Pest coverage.

Sixteen changes across Core, Bundles, and Test Foundation; focus on tests and infrastructure. The Pest migrations across bundles boost test reliability. Caching and SEO redirect updates improve stability and developer workflow.

26 changes across Core, Admin Bundle, Dam Bundle and Test Foundation; the batch centers on stability, testing, and media workflows. Tweaks to Twig placeholders, slug generation, security and test workflows simplify development and increase reliability. For developers this means a stronger base, better tests and clearer media tooling.

Four changes across OpenDXP Core and Test Foundation, focused on redirects and testing infrastructure. Developers gain actionable redirect statistics, smarter redirect handling for moved pages, and a Pest-based testing setup.

Five changes across two bundles: Dynamic Search OpenSearch Provider and Dam Bundle, with a focus on search architecture and AI features. Migration and Search Pipeline support in the OpenSearch provider unlocks new index workflows, while the Dam Bundle adds stability, stronger search logic, and AI capabilities for media search.

Two changes across Core and Headless Bundle, focused on translations and search. Automated creation of translation domain tables when missing. In the Headless Bundle, vector search is added and a PostBuildSearchEvent is introduced.

2 changes across Headless Bundle and Dam Bundle; focus on search and upload workflows. The vector search enables more precise queries, and the Dam Bundle expands the upload flow with tus-resumable uploads and related workflows. Together, this batch advances developer experience by boosting search in the headless path and streamlining file uploads.

59 changes across Core and Bundles, dominant theme: Backstage catalog entries. New visibility in the software catalog speeds onboarding and component discovery, with no code changes needed.

Thirteen changes across Core, Admin, Headless, Personalization, and Headless eCommerce; the dominant theme is locale handling and language consistency. Route and default locale handling became more robust, admin workflows benefit from grid language, and new features land in Headless and Ecommerce bundles. For developers, this means more reliable localization, predictable routing, and added capabilities in Headless and Ecommerce frontends.

Three changes across Admin Bundle and Form Builder Bundle, focused on grid language handling and form management. For developers, they bring more stable grid localization in the admin area and new Form Builder features like filtering, cloning, and Genius support.

Fifteen changes across Admin, Form Builder, Toolbox, Headless, and Advanced SEO; the day centers on Content Crafter Genius integration and host-resolution improvements. Developers gain smarter workflows for Genius-enabled forms, safer login links, and consistent host handling across bundles.

Four changes across Content Crafter and DeepL Translator bundles; main theme: a major platform upgrade and Genius support. Content Crafter 2.0 introduces a chat editor and plan-driven jobs, while the DeepL bundle gains Genius support and streamlined per-bundle language handling. For developers this means clearer workflows, stronger editor integration, and more flexible translation logic.

One change in the Content Crafter Bundle – feature release focused on service loading and query handling. For developers this means more stable extension behavior, clearer API exposure, and better-aligned documentation. The day centers on making content tooling more predictable and developer-friendly.

Four changes across Headless Bundle and Content Crafter Bundle, focusing on flexible body validation, translation logic, and page structure. BodyListener gains per-route opt-out for body validation, while the translator system gets finer language handling and its own engines. For developers, this means more control over multilingual content and a more coherent page structure.

Four changes across Toolbox Bundle, Dynamic Search OpenSearch Provider, and Content Crafter Bundle; focus on translations, search logic, and localization. Toolbox adds default translations for permission keys, the geo distance filter now passes a Location object, and Content Crafter locale handling is more consistent. For developers this means simpler setup, more stable search, and clearer upgrade guidance.

Six changes across OpenDXP Core and Content Crafter Bundle, focused on security, stability and developer experience. Developers gain more robust context handling, security improvements, and clearer documentation.

Eight changes across OpenDXP Core and Content Crafter Bundle, with security, reliability and developer experience leading the day. Core validation and deserialization safety were tightened, while Content Crafter Bundle advanced documentation, testing and modularization—boosting developer confidence and consistency.

Six changes across Core and Bundles; focus on stability, compatibility, and clear typing. The Core migration now avoids heavy Finder sorting to reduce memory use, Web to Print gains Admin-Bundle 1.4 compatibility, and the DeepL Translator Bundle fixes the deepl_autotranslate_disable type. Payum Postfinance Flex Bundle cleans up the README licensing text; overall, developers get a more stable migration path, clearer types, and tidier docs.

13 changes across Core, Admin, Headless Bundle, Headless eCommerce Bundle and MCP Bundle – focus on DevTools, MCP support and stability. For developers this means more tooling, robust APIs and steadier integration paths across the bundles.

Three changes across the Content Crafter and News bundles, with a focus on stability in content processing. Empty entry-type handling reduces edge cases, while the News bundle gains clearer migration guidance for developers. The batch moves the builder and publishing flow forward with concrete, user-visible fixes.

11 changes across OpenDXP Core, Admin Bundle, Dynamic Search OpenSearch Provider and Content Crafter Bundle; dominant theme: robust document handling and stable workflows. The changes address URL resolution, cross-site document lookup, and archive handling, while admin tasks become more predictable. For developers this means fewer surprises during moves, migrations, and search operations.

Three changes across OpenDXP Core and Content Crafter Bundle, with a focus on stability and developer experience. Core fixes tighten data handling, while Content Crafter Bundle adds placeholder logic and clear review boundaries. Together they advance reliability and predictable workflows for developers.

Content Crafter Bundle: structure rebuilt and task-based pages split. Developers can now find tasks faster, and the extensions pages are more readable. The focus was on clarity and sensible mapping of tasks to extensions.

Two changes in the Content Crafter Bundle, with a focus on fixes and documentation. The changes boost stability in content workflows and provide clearer usage guidance. Developers gain more reliable workflows and a quicker path to common tasks.

Six changes across two bundles, with a focus on DB constraints, attribute handling, and language support. Developers gain more robust permissions and attribute flows, plus improved localization in OrderItemInterface.

Six changes across Admin Bundle, Content Crafter Bundle, and Payum Saferpay Bundle; focus on test stability, infrastructure, and grid logic. Developers benefit from more reliable test runs and clearer flows, while a new payment integration becomes usable. The day advances stability and developer experience.

One change in Content Crafter Bundle, focus on the Query Explorer. Signatures now clearly state what methods and comparisons return, and fields describe where row sources live. Developers gain clearer context for queries and can use the Query Explorer more easily.

Two changes in the Content Crafter Bundle, focusing on content handling and AI tools. For developers, that means more control over WYSIWYG content in object fields and new AI-powered capabilities in the workflow.