6 versions
Woocommerce Waitlist history.
Every release of Woocommerce Waitlist 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.
6 of 6 releases scanned clean
v2.7.0Latest
October 27, 2026179.2 KBScanned
Other
- Security: Admin AJAX actions now require the manage_woocommerce capability
- Security: Unsubscribe and double opt-in email links are now signed with a site-specific key. Links in waitlist emails sent before this update will no longer work
- Security: Logged in users can only manage their own waitlists; guests can join from the product page and leave using the link in their waitlist email
- Compatibility: Tested with WordPress 7.1 and WooCommerce 11.2.1
Fixed
- Waitlist notice styles no longer affect other notices on the page
v2.6.1Unavailable
June 25, 2026155.5 KBScanned
* Compatibility: Tested with WordPress 7.0 and WooCommerce 10.8.1
v2.6.0Unavailable
June 16, 2026155.5 KBScanned
Fixed
- Email classes now pass the WC_Email object under the standard 'email' key, restoring compatibility with WooCommerce email customiser plugins
- Recipient address is now passed as 'recipient' in email templates (previously 'email') to align with WooCommerce conventions
Other
- Compatibility: Tested with WordPress 6.9.4 and WooCommerce 10.7.0
- Note: Waitlist email template variables were updated for WooCommerce compatibility; sites with theme overrides should review any overridden waitlist email templates and replace $email_class with $email (WC_Email object) and $email with $recipient (address string) where applicable
v2.5.0Unavailable
April 30, 2025153.1 KBScanned
Fixed
- modified 'wcwl_default_option_enable_waitlist' to properly allow setting default waitlist enable option
- removed autoload from options where unnecessary
- some admin notices showing for new users that shouldn't be
Added
- various code improvements to adhere to PHPStan tests
Removed
- redundant legacy frontend product class
Why archive
Sometimes the latest release isn't the one you need. The archive lets you pin Woocommerce Waitlist to a known-good version, or roll back while a bug is investigated. Every release stays scanned and reachable.