Updated Release Testing Instructions (markdown)
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- [4.1](#41)
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- [4.0](#40)
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- [3.9](#39)
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- [3.9](https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/wiki/Release-Testing-Instructions-WooCommerce-3.9)
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- [3.8](https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/wiki/Release-Testing-Instructions-WooCommerce-3.8)
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This document contains all the testing instructions for new features and enhancement that are added to each new release. Bugfix testing instructions will remain part of each PR only.
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* The hook should be fired off which can be checked on the [https://webhook.site](https://webhook.site)
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* Check error logs by navigating to `WooCommerce / Status / Logs` and selecting `webhooks delivery` log in the dropdown field. Verify that the customer was delivered once (not 3 times):
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# 3.9
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### Product Blocks
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WooCommerce Product Blocks 2.5 is included in this release. WooCommerce Products Blocks is our eCommerce focused blocks for the Gutenberg editor that has been part of WordPress since 5.0.
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The first Product Blocks were included in WooCommerce 3.6. With the inclusion of Product Blocks 2.5 in WooCommerce 3.9, new blocks were added:
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- All Products Block
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To give merchants the power to change what product data is shown via the All Products block, we’ve introduced a new UI within the block itself to customize content using:
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- Inner Blocks
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To help customers find products, we’ve introduced an initial batch of filtering blocks which work alongside the All Products Block specifically:
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- Filter by Price
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- Filter by Attribute
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- Active Filters
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**In order to have access to the new Product Blocks, you will need to have WordPress 5.3+ installed.**
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To test, you’ll want to add a new page or post and add each of the new blocks to that page. Some areas to focus on:
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- Blocks discoverability
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- Add, edit, publish and delete block
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- Block customization
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To test the Inner Blocks:
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- Add All Products Block
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- Click on the pencil icon on the block to edit it
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- Edit the blocks inside the preview
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Putting all the block together and test:
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- Add Columns Block
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- Select the number of columns (for example, 2)
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- You can now add different blocks to each column
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- You can add All Products Block to the first column
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- You can add filter blocks to the second column
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If you need more details about recent WooCommerce Blocks changes, visit [WC Blocks 2.5 Release Notes](https://woocommerce.wordpress.com/2019/11/19/wc-blocks-2-5-release-notes/).
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### New Onboarding Experience
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This release adds an a/b test to the setup wizard, which for 10% of users will allow opt-in to the new WooCommerce Admin onboarding experience. This allows us to test our changes, prior to launching for all new users next year.
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**Note that the new onboarding experience is available on sites running WordPress 5.3+.**
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For users in the test group, the WooCommerce Admin installation step is done before anything else, and the user is redirected to the new onboarding experience after install.
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To test:
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- Uninstall WooCommerce Admin plugin (if you have it installed);
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- Go to `/wp-admin/admin.php?page=wc-setup` and try your luck with the a/b test logic. If you are part of the 90% that gets selected for the `a` (control) old version, you should just see the normal setup wizard with no changes as shown below:
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- Update the `woocommerce_setup_ab_wc_admin_onboarding` option in your database to `b` to enable new onboarding experience. The easiest way to do that is by using the snippet that you can find [here](https://gist.github.com/justinshreve/6e945dcb4714134156aba1b3c7f086cf). You can implement the snippet using the [Code Snippets](https://en-gb.wordpress.org/plugins/code-snippets/) plugin;
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- Go back to `/wp-admin/admin.php?page=wc-setup` - you should now see the new onboarding prompt screen that looks like this:
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- Test the continue/skip link and make sure you can use the normal setup wizard;
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- Go back to `/wp-admin/admin.php?page=wc-setup` once again, and click `Yes Please`;
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- WooCommerce Admin should be installed, and you should be redirected to the start of the new onboarding experience.
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### Additional enhancements
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**1) Corrected the media element player initialization for product variation descriptions.**
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To test:
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- Create a product with a variation.
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- Add an audio shortcode to the variation description - `[audio src="audio-source.mp3"]`.
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- View the product page and select the variation.
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- The play bar should be styled as shown below:
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Note that if the bar is styled as shown below, something is not working correctly:
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**2) The refund of a manually added fee to order now shows the correct amount on the line item.**
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To test:
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- Place an order and manually add a fee to that order (note that in order to do that, you'd need to change the order status to `on hold` first and save it. Once done, you'd see an option to `Add items` to an order. After clicking on it, you'd be able to add a fee to an order );
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- Save the order with an added fee;
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- Refund the product in the order and partially refund the fee;
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- The refund shown on the fee should be the correct partial amount that was refunded. See screenshot below for an explanation:
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**3) Fix rounding issues/inconsistencies between cart page and order placed.**
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To test:
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Case 1:
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- Set tax to 7%, price inclusive of taxes and round at subtotal;
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- Add 2 products with the following prices: $2 and $2.5;
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- Complete order with a quantity 1 of $2 product and quantity 4 of $2.5 product. In the cart the total should be $12.00;
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- Go to edit order in wp-admin. Click to recalculate total (order needs to be in `on hold` order status). Without this fix, the order total will change to $12.01. With this fix, it should stay at $12.00.
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Case 2:
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- Set tax to 20%, enabled on shipping as well, price inclusive of taxes and round at subtotal;
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- Add a coupon for $5.00 flat cart discount;
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- Add a product with price of $8.99;
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- Add Flat Rate shipping for $7.99;
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- Add the product (step 3), and apply the coupon (step 2) to the cart. Complete the order with Flat Rate shipping selected (after-tax it should be $9.59). The total in the cart should be $13.58;
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- Go to wp-admin to edit the order. Set the status to `on hold` and click to recalculate total. Without this fix, the coupon amount will change to $4.16, but with this fix, the discount should stay at $4.17.
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Case 3:
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- Set tax to 20%, price inclusive of taxes, and round at subtotal;
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- Add 5 products with the following prices: $498, $99, $248, $44 and $69;
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- Add all these products in the cart and complete the order;
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- On the order received page, without this fix the subtotal amount will be $957.99, but with this fix, it should be correctly set to $958.
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**4) Added hover icon on password input fields to briefly toggle input text visibility for browsers.**
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To test:
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- Logout of WooCommerce site (if logged in);
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- Navigate to `My Account` page;
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- Enter log in details;
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- Click on the new "eye" visibility icon in the password input field;
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- Make sure you can see the password.
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**5) MaxMind Geolocation Integration (added in WooCommerce 3.9 rc-3).**
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To test:
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In order to enable geolocation:
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- Navigate to `WooCommerce > Settings > General`
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- Scroll to `General options`
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- Next to `Default customer address`, choose `Geolocate` or `Geolocate (with page caching support)`
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To complete the process of enabling Geolocation, it is necessary to configure the MaxMind Geolocation Integration with a MaxMind License Key:
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1) Create an account on MaxMind:
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- To create an account on MaxMind Geolocation, navigate to [https://www.maxmind.com/en/geolite2/signup](https://www.maxmind.com/en/geolite2/signup);
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- On the registration page, complete the form with your information such as name and company name. If you are not sure what to choose as `Industry` and `Intended use` fields you can fill as `eCommerce` and `Price localization` respectively;
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- After submitting you’ll get an email in a few minutes with a link to set your password. Click on that link and set a password.
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2) Create a MaxMind License Key:
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- Now that you have an account on the MaxMind website, you can access the license key section at `https://www.maxmind.com/en/accounts/{your_account_number}/license-key`;
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- Select `Generate new license key`;
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- Next, fill in the form to generate a license key;
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- Add a description (just as the name of your store);
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- Choose `No` next to `Will this key be used for GeoIP Update?`;
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- Select `Confirm`.
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You will be presented with a new key. Copy this key straight away as it will be shown only once.
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3) Add MaxMind Geolocation License Key to WooCommerce settings:
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- Navigate to `WooCommerce > Settings > Integration > WooCommerce MaxMind Geolocation`;
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- Paste the license key;
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- Select `Save changes`.
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Now your WooCommerce store is ready to geolocate customers.
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***
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