Spree + Vue Storefront Integration: 1.2.0 Released
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We're happy to announce that we've just released a new version of our Spree + Vue Storefront integration. This is a minor update, featuring multiple bug fixes and improvements of internal code structure.
The changes include:
- Fix clearing cart after signing out
- Fix converting guest cart to signed-in user cart
- Fix issues with line item id, affecting the ability to remove items from a cart in some situations
- Refactoring of checkout code, removing unnecessary API calls
- Refactoring of shipping method management code, migrating it to useShippingProvider interface introduced in recent Vue Storefront versions
Upcoming features roadmap
The next release will include major new features:
- support for multiple currencies
- support for wishlists (both spree_wishlist gem and native wishlists in Spree 4.4)
Learn more
Spree + Vue Storefront integration: https://github.com/vuestorefront/spree
Release notes: https://github.com/vuestorefront/spree/releases/tag/v1.2.0
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