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3 versions

Woocommerce Social Login – Wordpress Plugin history.

Every release of Woocommerce Social Login – Wordpress Plugin 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.

1 of 3 releases scanned clean
v2.8.8Latest
July 16, 202621.7 MBScanned
December 10, 202521.7 MB
Fixed
  • Fixed config file aliases for JSON includes
  • Fixed cookie bug on a request object by using CookieParser to parse cookies on requests
  • Removing the path to a file when sending a Content-Disposition header on a POST upload
  • Hardening request and response parsing to account for missing parts
  • Fixed PEAR packaging
  • Fixed Request::getInfo
  • Fixed cases where CURLM_CALL_MULTI_PERFORM return codes were causing curl transactions to fail
Other
  • Adding the ability for the namespace Iterator factory to look in multiple directories
  • OAuth plugin now supports 2-legged OAuth
Added
  • more getters/setters/removers from service descriptions
  • the ability to remove POST fields from OAuth signatures
October 30, 202521.7 MB
Added
  • the ability to modify and build service descriptions
  • the use of visitors to apply parameters to locations in service descriptions using the dynamic command
  • a `json` parameter location
Other
  • Now allowing dot notation for classes in the CacheAdapterFactory
  • Using the union of two arrays rather than an array_merge when extending service builder services and service params
  • Ensuring that a service is a string before doing strpos() checks on it when substituting services for references
  • in service builder config files.
  • Services defined in two different config files that include one another will by default replace the previously
  • defined service, but you can now create services that extend themselves and merge their settings over the previous
  • The JsonLoader now supports aliasing filenames with different filenames. This allows you to alias something like
  • '_default' with a default JSON configuration file.

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