v0.5.0 — Background bulk sync

Background bulk sync

The Sync with Notifuse bulk action no longer processes orders synchronously inside the admin request — that made one API call per order (each up to the client's 15s timeout) and timed out at ~50 orders.

What changed

• Background processing — the bulk action now chunks the selection and enqueues an Action Scheduler job per chunk. The admin request returns instantly with a "queued" notice; syncing runs out-of-band. Falls back to inline (still batched) processing if Action Scheduler is unavailable.
• Batch contacts.import — contacts are de-duplicated by email and imported in chunks via Notifuse's batch endpoint (subscribe_to_lists for the opted-in bucket). 50 orders now take one or two API calls instead of fifty.
• Same side effects — per-contact operation results stamp order meta (synced_at / subscribed_at), fire the woonotifuse_contact_synced / woonotifuse_lists_subscribed hooks, and surface failures as order notes, exactly like a single sync. Partial failures (contacts.import returns 200 with per-contact errors) are mapped back per order.

Results appear in each order's notes and in WooCommerce → Status → Logs.

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v0.4.1

Improve contact data accuracy.

Changes

• Order count now counts only paid orders (processing + completed) — matched by customer ID for registered users and billing email for guests. No longer inflated by drafts, pending or failed orders.
• Contacts send the full province/state name (e.g. "Barcelona") instead of the WooCommerce code ("B").
• The billing city is included in address line 2 (Notifuse has no city field).

v0.4.0

Unify order sync with Notifuse list subscription.

What's new

• Mailing lists: synced customers can be subscribed to Notifuse lists. A single paid-order sync calls lists.subscribe (which also upserts the contact) when list IDs are configured, or contacts.upsert otherwise.
• GDPR consent checkbox at checkout (classic and block), optional and with configurable label. When enabled, only customers who tick it are subscribed.
• Settings reorganised into "Synchronization" and "Mailing lists" sections; removed the redundant standalone list-subscribe toggle.

Notes

• Requires WooCommerce 7.0+.
• Updates are delivered via the bundled Plugin Update Checker (GitHub releases mode).