In these Icecat Release Notes 126, we discuss the new repairability index and the new locale Swiss-Italian that is now live. Furthermore, we highlight the GTIN prefix for multinguality and the migration from Matomo to Clickhouse. Finally, we discuss several minor fixes and customer requests. The previous release notes are available here: Icecat Release Notes 125.
The new multimedia object (MMO) “Repairability index” can now be added via the interface.
The GTIN prefix column is now multilingual. This means that this column is translated into 60+ languages.
We started moving the Icecat statistics from Matomo to ClickHouse. This migration will help us collect the statistics and create the reports faster. So, we will use this development to improve Brand Rank page calculations.
The bug fix in the brand dropdown when a user wants to add a sub-brand is now live.
Per this release, the new locale Swiss-Italian (IT_CH) is live and available for users.
When a new translation of a feature value was added, it was not updated in case of a feature list. I.e., a feature which can contain multiple values (like a dropdown with multi-select).
Users had a possibility to make injections, but the potential threat has been eliminated.
In one particular case, a user could not receive an archive of images. We improved the process that returns an archive of product images on Icecat.biz via the user profile pages.
In the Front Office there is a new button Upgrade to Full Icecat live. Users can see the button in the export tab in the My Profile section.
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