Status and Compatibility

Status and compatibility

Mage-OS Shopping Feed 1.0.0 is the first stable release of this independently named module. Existing Rocket Web installations are not upgraded or migrated automatically.

Documentation baseline: release v1.0.0. Last reviewed: 2026-09-09.

Package identity

Surface	Value
Composer package	mage-os/module-shopping-feed
Magento module	MageOS_ShoppingFeed
PHP namespace	MageOS\ShoppingFeed
License	OSL-3.0
Configuration section	mageos_shopping_feed
Admin route	mageos_shopping_feed
Cron group	mageos_shopping_feed
CLI prefix	mage-os:shopping-feed

Platform requirements

The package currently declares:

• PHP 8.1 through PHP 8.5
• magento/framework 103.0.6-p15 or later in the 103.x series
• A PHP version supported by the selected Mage-OS or Magento Open Source release
• Magento cron for scheduled queue creation and processing
• Magento Inventory APIs for source-level Local Inventory output

Mage-OS 3.4.0 is an explicit CI target. CI also installs the module into supported Magento Open Source projects, runs unit and integration tests, checks Magento coding standards, and compiles dependency injection.

Mage-OS 3.5.0 on PHP 8.4.24 was verified locally on Magebox with Hyva, including full-store Google Shopping generation, price and stock comparisons, and configurable deep links. See Release 1.0.0 for the exact scope and limits. Mage-OS 3.5.0 is a local acceptance profile, not an additional CI matrix entry.

Compatibility in CI is not a production acceptance result. Test the exact module commit against a representative store, catalog, inventory setup, and external destination before enabling production schedules or uploads.

Feed support

Capability	Status
Generic feeds	Included
Google Shopping	Included
Google Local Inventory	Included
Multi-Source Inventory	Optional, required for source-level rows
Google Promotions	Included as part of a Google Shopping feed
FTP and SFTP upload	Included
Gzip upload	Included
Automatic migration from Rocket Web packages	Not included

Distribution status

The package is listed on Packagist. Install the stable 1.x line with composer require 'mage-os/module-shopping-feed:^1.0', or use the tagged source installation described in Installation and upgrade.

Do not infer release availability from the presence of source code alone. Check the repository's releases and the configured Composer repository at the point of installation.

Storefront assumptions

Simple-product custom-option deep links use RequireJS on Luma. On Hyvä, a hyva_ layout handle selects a native JavaScript template that waits for Alpine initialization and dispatches option change events. Dropdown, multiselect, radio, and checkbox options use the existing #optionId=valueId URL format. This integration requires hyva.alpineInitialized, available since Hyvä 1.2.8 and 1.3.4, and registers the inline script with Hyvä CSP when that helper is available.

Configurable deep links include numeric attribute IDs for Hyva's native selection handling and retain attribute codes for legacy swatch renderers. All 38 available variants in the local acceptance feed selected correctly with matching prices. See Configurable product deep links.

These are Hyva compatibility corrections, not confirmed Mage-OS 3.5 regressions. The Google Ads event bridge still uses RequireJS and needs a separate Hyva integration; native variant selection does not imply Google Ads event delivery.

Run the focused frontend checks with node --test dev/tests/frontend/*.test.cjs (Node.js 22+ and PHP with SimpleXML). Validate the exact product page against the storefront theme in use. A passing backend feed generation test does not prove that microdata, configurable deep links, or Google Ads events work in a customized theme.