R4M
6. August 2026 um 11:58
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Wenn man SW Seite Shopware Changelog | Shopware aufruft, bekommt man eine Liste aller Versionen. Allerdings ist die Verlinkung zum Changelog irreführend.
Beispiel:
Der Link hier im Screenshot führt zur Seite: shopware/RELEASE_INFO-6.7.md at v6.7.12.2 · shopware/shopware · GitHub
In diesem Changelog ist allerdings die Version 6.7.12.2 gar nicht erwähnt. Kann man das nicht korrekt anpassen?
Nachtrag:
Auch im Changelog zur 6.7.13.0 tauchen die Änderungen von 6.7.12.1 und 6.7.12.2 nicht auf.
# 6.7.13.0
## Critical Fixes
### Store API requests no longer start PHP sessions
Store API requests now remain stateless unless application or extension code explicitly starts a session. Previously, several sales channel and Storefront event subscribers could initialize Symfony's lazy session factory during Store API requests, causing unnecessary session storage growth and potentially taking PHP session locks. Storefront session handling, including customer imitation, remains unchanged.
## Core
### Product `descriptionTeaser` backfill runs once as a post-update indexer
The `product.description_teaser.indexer` that fills `descriptionTeaser` for products predating the column (introduced in 6.7.12) is now a one-time post-update indexer: it runs once through the post-update flow after the update and is no longer executed by `bin/console dal:refresh:index`. It rebuilds each teaser from the current description and rewrites only the rows whose stored value is missing or out of date. Ongoing changes continue to be kept in sync synchronously on write by the product description-teaser subscriber.
### Agentic file names are matched case-insensitively
Agentic file names are now matched case-insensitively. Core uses the standard `/AGENTS.md` spelling, while existing `/agents.md` URLs, lowercase extension templates, enabled states, and merchant overrides continue to work.
### Shopware Services are updated by the scheduled service task
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In den Changelog werden wesentliche Änderungen dokumentiert, damit Entwickler wissen, was sie anpassen müssen.
Du suchst vermutlich die Release Notes.