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WC Inventory Overview 1.37.0 — Admin Controller Decomposition, Phase 3

Release Date: August 2026
Plugin Version: 1.37.0
Database Version: 11 (unchanged from v1.36.0)

Overview

This release is an internal admin-architecture improvement. It contains no new merchant-facing features, no workflow changes, and no schema migration. It completes the Admin Controller Decomposition project that began with M18/M19 (v1.36.0) by extracting the two remaining, mutation-bearing admin tabs — Inventory Overview and Restock / Cost Adjustment — into their own dedicated controller classes.

If you use this plugin day-to-day, you should not notice any difference after upgrading. Every screen, button, filter, bulk action, inline stock edit, CSV export, restock form, and cost adjustment behaves exactly as it did in v1.36.0.

What changed (internally)

  • Inventory Overview tab — summary cards, table, filters/search, bulk actions (set draft, hide from catalog, mark in/out of stock), inline stock AJAX editing, and CSV export — extracted into WC_Inventory_Overview_Overview_Controller.
  • Restock / Cost Adjustment tab — Quick Restock and Cost Adjustment sub-views, including their admin-post mutation handlers and the cost-adjustment preview AJAX endpoint — extracted into WC_Inventory_Overview_Restock_Controller.

This completes the reorganization started in v1.36.0 (M18: Dashboard/Settings; M19: Movements/Order Profit/Product Profitability). The plugin's former god-class admin controller is now primarily a composition root / routing shell that wires requests to dedicated controllers — it no longer contains tab-specific rendering or mutation logic itself.

Why this matters to you

  • Behavior-preserving by design. Like M18/M19, this milestone was built characterization-tests-first: automated tests captured the exact existing behavior of Overview and Restock before any code moved, then verified identical behavior after the move. 94 milestone-specific automated tests were added to prove this.
  • Mutation ownership unchanged. The actual business logic that mutates stock and cost data was not touched or moved: Restock_Service and Cost_Adjustment_Service remain the sole owners of restock and cost-adjustment mutations, exactly as before. Overview's bulk/inline mutations remain the same product-level operations, relocated verbatim into the new controller.
  • No database change. DB_VERSION stays at 11 — there is nothing to migrate, and the upgrade is a plain code swap.
  • No new integration surface. No new WordPress hooks, filters, REST endpoints, or capabilities were introduced.
  • No new settings, fields, or options. Every screen's controls, defaults, and validation are unchanged.

What to expect after upgrading

  • Inventory Overview and Restock / Cost Adjustment load and behave exactly as before, including bulk actions, inline stock editing, CSV export, Quick Restock, and Cost Adjustment.
  • Dashboard, Settings, Inventory Movements, Order Profit, and Product Profitability are unaffected (already decomposed in v1.36.0).
  • No manual action is required after upgrading. There is no new option to configure and no migration step to run.

Compatibility

  • Requires PHP 7.4+
  • Requires WordPress 6.0+
  • Compatible with WooCommerce 6.0–8.5+
  • HPOS-compatible (High-Performance Order Storage)

Upgrade notes

Because this release changes no schema and no stored data, it carries the same low-risk profile as a typical plugin update: back up as you normally would before any update, then upgrade normally. No feature-specific testing checklist is needed — this is not a new-capability release.

Known limitations

None new in this release. This milestone completes the Admin Controller Decomposition project tracked in the plugin's docs/architecture-audit.md; no further phases are planned under that project.

Additional information

For questions or issues, see the plugin's Settings tab and the built-in admin help sections.

This release is a standalone milestone (M20), following the same release pattern used for M16 (v1.33.0) and M17 (v1.34.0). It builds directly on the M18–M19 train (v1.36.0). Previous releases (M0–M8 GA, M9–M12 feature train, M13–M15 feature train, M16, M17, M18–M19 feature train) remain in their respective version tags.

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