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WooCommerce Order Tags history.
Every release of WooCommerce Order Tags 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.
2 of 2 releases scanned clean
v5.0.0Latest
May 30, 2025244.0 KBScanned
Added
- Order tags data now gets synced to order meta, making it easier to use order tags data in third party plugins/integrations
- wcot_order_tags_display_type filter hook allowing order tag display to be set to minimal
- wcot_order_tags_set_if_customer_order_count_all filter hook allowing guest orders to be included in customer order count calculation
- Remove tags on all orders option on bulk set/reset tags page
- Confirmation prompt upon clicking buttons on bulk set/reset tags page
Improved
- Improve order tags display ordering when hierarchical order tags are assigned to the order
Fixed
- Order tags that are ancestors of parent > child, do not appear as bulk action/filter options
Other
- Dev: Make get/set of terms use object term functions for consistency
September 13, 2024766.3 KBScanned
Other
- Note: This is a milestone release, please ensure you read the contents of this changelog and we recommend performing this update on a staging/development environment and testing before updating the extension on a production website, clear all caches after updating
Added
- Set if coupon (advanced) option allowing order tags to be set based on if the order used coupon(s), with more granular control over the coupon code conditions
- Set if item meta data option allowing order tags to be set based on if the order contain an item which has specific meta data
Improved
- Operators information to be more descriptive on each operator based field
- Trim conditions refactoring
Fixed
- Set if coupon may not correctly set tags related to coupons in newer WooCommerce versions, as coupon storage has been changed in core WooCommerce to be non-meta based
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