15 versions
Super Speedy Imports history.
Every release of Super Speedy Imports is archived here with its changelog, file size, and security scan result. Use the archive to roll back to a stable release or audit what changed between updates.
14 of 15 releases scanned clean
v3.42.0Latest
October 26, 20263.8 MBScanned
Added
- a Remote URL field under the file on each import's settings: paste the URL the file comes from, save, and every run downloads it again first. Use it to switch an import you created from a URL before 3.41.0.
Other
- A refused Save now says why instead of reporting "import saved".
September 23, 20263.6 MBScanned
* Imports now run on a database server without InnoDB (for example WordPress Playground): the working tables are created as MyISAM, the run uses a single worker, and the Preview screen explains what a crash or a failed force delete can cost.
* Shortened the hierarchy, term-lookup and ACF index prefixes so every index the plugin creates fits MyISAM's 1,000-byte key limit; results are unchanged.
* Activation records a database that refuses the plugin's tables and explains it with a "Check again" link, instead of switching imports off whenever InnoDB is missing.
v2.96.0Unavailable
September 16, 20263.6 MBScanned
* Category mappings now expose the hierarchy separator separately from the multiple values separator.
* Attribute lookup rebuilding defaults to off unless explicitly selected and runs in the post-import stage.
September 16, 20263.6 MBScanned
Other
- Included failed image download attempts in completion reports and imports-with-issues email alerts.
Improved
- validation of email recipient actions.
Added
- per-import email reports with multiple recipients, saved address suggestions, event choices, subject previews and performance summaries.
- separate completion, success and failure hooks, with reports for failed and stopped runs.
- email delivery status and retry controls stored with each import run in import history.
v2.88.12Unavailable
August 19, 20263.6 MBScanned
v2.85.0Unavailable
August 8, 20262.8 MBScanned
Fixed
- larger variable-product imports failing at `Finalizing fix-attributes` with "Error: timeout"
- term images and other term data not reaching hierarchical terms that already existed on the site, such as the leaf of a `Clothing > Hoodies` category path
Other
- The attribute filter table build now refreshes the database's optimizer statistics first, fixing multi-minute `Finalizing fix-attributes` waits on a brand-new or freshly restored store
- Every stage's finalize now has the same timeout recovery as the stages themselves, so work that outruns the browser's request timeout is watched to completion and re-run automatically where safe
- The After Import "Attribute filter table" choice is now radio buttons, with the fast bulk rebuild selected by default
- Deleting an import's products no longer starts WooCommerce's background attribute-lookup rebuild, because the delete already removes those rows in bulk
- With the option set to WooCommerce's own rebuild, a rebuild already in progress when an import finishes is restarted so it covers the newly imported products
- "Leave the table alone" now also applies when deleting an import's products
- A product attribute's type, such as a colour swatch, now survives exporting your taxonomies and importing them again
- The term data mapper offers `product_attribute_color`, the swatch colour key the Variation Swatches plugins read, alongside the Super Speedy Filters one
- The bundled product demos carry colour swatches on their colour terms and icons on their category, brand, colour and size terms, and the variable products demo has gained brands
Added
- `superspeedyimports_stage_finalized` action for add-ons whose work depends on a stage's finalize results rather than its body
v2.81.0Unavailable
August 4, 20269.9 MBScanned
* The CSV is now opened by the `load-csv` stage rather than at the start of every run, groundwork for add-ons and templates that generate their own import file
* A run that does not need the CSV, such as `--delete-all`, no longer stops with "CSV file not found"
* Worker segment row numbers and ID ranges are integers rather than floats
* Save Import now sits next to Preview & Run at the top of the Config tab instead of at the foot of the form
* The Config tab's run panel stays pinned to the top while you scroll, so Save Import and Preview & Run are always reachable
v2.66.0Unavailable
July 8, 20268.6 MBScanned
Added
- the Run Now screen has been redesigned. While an import runs you now see each stage with its own progress and worker activity, an overall percentage and elapsed timer, a system-configuration panel, live peak throughput, and a colour-coded live engine console.
- when an import finishes, the popover transitions to a completion screen with a per-stage efficiency table (duration, peak memory, throughput), a velocity panel showing average throughput and a full count breakdown (posts created and updated, post meta, terms, relationships, taxonomies), auto-fix and integrity totals, an Export Summary download and a link to view the updated posts/products.
- set Featured and Catalog Visibility on import - map a Featured column (1/yes) and a Catalog Visibility column (`visible`, `catalog`, `search` or `hidden`) in Publication Info. These combine with stock status into the product's `product_visibility` terms. Mapping the `product_visibility` taxonomy directly overrides them for the whole import.
Improved
- imported out-of-stock products now get WooCommerce's `outofstock` catalog-visibility term, improves performance and eliminates the need to run save-posts after run.
Fixed
- when the slug (post_name) is left unmapped, products sharing a title now get their `-2`/`-3` slug suffixes in CSV row order every time, instead of an order that could vary between runs.
v2.65.3Unavailable
July 8, 20268.5 MBScanned
Why archive
Sometimes the latest release isn't the one you need. The archive lets you pin Super Speedy Imports to a known-good version, or roll back while a bug is investigated. Every release stays scanned and reachable.