OpenDXP continues to evolve

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.

Twelve changes across Admin Bundle, Newsletter Bundle, and Social Data; focus on admin features and bundle compatibility. System UUID introduced and centralized identity handling strengthen admin workflows, CSV export for email logs and log cleanup speed up operations, and compatibility updates tie Admin, Newsletter, and Personalization bundles together.

Nine changes across Core, Admin Bundle, and Headless eCommerce Bundle, with a focus on stability, performance, and developer experience. Core improves thumbnail error reporting and reduces queries during loading; Admin Bundle adopts CQRS-Lite and introduces backend structure improvements; Headless Bundle fixes config paths. For developers, these changes mean clearer error messages, faster workflows, and better separation of concerns.

Two changes in OpenDXP Core; focus on object-relations stability and FieldCollections tests. Import now preserves ownerClassId for ReverseObjectRelation, eliminating a prior inconsistency. A new test covers invisible fields in FieldCollections to guard against regressions.

One change in News Bundle: a bugfix for an empty entry type. The fix eliminates a publishing break caused by empty entry types. Developers gain a more reliable content-entry experience in the News bundle.

One change in Admin Bundle, focused on a notification bugfix. The fix resolves an undefined elementId in notifications. Developers gain more stable notifications and more predictable flows.

Three changes across two bundles, focusing on configuration and cart item comparison. We fix headless config paths and stabilize the cart item comparison logic in the v1.0.3 release.

One change in Formbuilder Cart Bundle fixes a namespace issue. Developers gain more stable integrations and fewer conflicts when loading components. The focus was on a concrete bugfix in the bundle's namespace management.

One change in OpenDXP Core: invisible fields in fieldcollections are now editable. This reduces the effort to fine-tune complex fields and gives developers more control when building forms.

Two changes across the Perspective Editor Bundle and Formbuilder Cart Bundle; focus on correct Composer package names and the launch of the new bundle. The updates give developers a more stable base and clearer references for future integrations.

One change in the Scheduler Bundle: documentation clarity at the forefront. The package name correction in the README reduces confusion and speeds onboarding for developers. Developers benefit from reliable, aligned docs that stay consistent across the bundle.

Three changes across two bundles, focus on Canto Assets stability and Mediabrowser reliability. The CantoController update fixes a loader error when opening the Mediabrowser. Canto Assets Bundle reaches v1.0.2 and Form Builder Subscribe Bundle ships its initial release.

One change in the eCommerce Bundle: standard attribute added and grouping by @solverat supported. For developers, this means easier attribute handling and better data organization. The focus is on a consistent attribute structure and straightforward item grouping.

Four changes across Headless, Perspective Editor, and Ecommerce Mailchimp; focus on type support, package naming, and releases. For developers, Headless gains native bool and float types for aggregation values, Perspective Editor aligns its package naming, and Ecommerce Mailchimp arrives as a new bundle. The batch emphasizes more stable core components and clearer versioning in the bundle ecosystem.

Three changes across Core and Data Hub Bundle, focused on query performance and type handling. Developers gain faster filtering for large data sets and more robust folder-type resolution. Overall, the day pushes the developer experience toward more stable types and more efficient queries.

One change in the Data Hub Bundle fixes folder-path handling for getDocument and resolves the runtime Document-Union types. For developers, this means more reliable access to folder documents and a more stable Document type resolution in the GraphQL layer.

One change in OpenDXP Core, focus on recycle bin safety. The recycle bin now avoids removing the storage root with rmdir, and a new test covers this scenario. Overall, the change strengthens deletion handling in the Core.

One change in the Content Crafter Bundle focuses on audio-based AI engines. Developers gain new audio-TTS capabilities, updated configuration options, and improved response handling. The focus is to enable seamless use of speech-based AI features.

Four changes across two bundles, with a focus on stability and developer UX. The eCommerce Configurable Options release improves block rendering with RAW output and removes the spaceless filter in the wrapper template; the Dam Bundle fixes a missing ID key in the loginBackgroundImage configuration. Collectively, these changes boost configuration clarity, template behavior, and reliability for developers.

Five changes across OpenDXP Core and Dam Bundle; focus on asset handling, HTTP cache invalidation, and installer improvements. Developers gain more stable media workflows, clearer caching behavior, and a more robust installation experience. This batch also signals a move toward clearer API lifecycle management and better packaging in Core and Dam Bundle.

Two changes in the Qrcode Bundle: OpenDXP dependency updated to ^1.3 and first release published. The dependency is now ^1.3, ensuring compatibility with the current OpenDXP version. The release provides a stable starting point and sets the stage for future developments.

Six changes across Core, Admin Bundle and Payum Stripe – focus on logging, UI stability and naming consistency. New logs make thumbnail errors in PublicServicesController actionable; CSS vars are now consistent. Guards help protect reads, and Payum Stripe class names typos eliminated.