Download Super Speedy | Super Speedy Imports v1.58

List of improvements in Super Speedy | Super Speedy Imports version 1.58

• = 1.58 (4th March 2025) =
• Code refactoring
• Improved performance reporting summary
• Improved logging
• Fixed issue with attributes to ensure it only updates attributes mentioned in the import
• Improved resilience of save_posts for the Woo Product template, now uses wc_get_product and $product->save etc
• Added extra output to end of import to inform admin of how to run the builds for regular woocommerce attributes
• = 1.57 (21st February 2025) =
• Fixed force delete not working
• Fixed ‘keep sold’ items option not being recognised
• Added lots more logging everywhere
• Added import summary table at end of import
• = 1.56 (7th February 2025) =
• Fixed progress indicator on save_posts
• = 1.55 (5th February 2025) =
• Fixed ‘permanently delete’ items vs move to trash thanks to @AdamDar for this one!
• Fixed issue with SQL to keep ‘previously sold items’
• = 1.54 (4th February 2025) =
• Improved RAM usage for fix-attributes stage
• Added new execution URL which can be useful for profiling with Code Profiler Pro
• = 1.53 (14th January 2025) =
• Further improvements to image download to ensure it works on as many hosts as possible
• Fixed fatal error in some paths for image downloads
• = 1.52 (14th January 2025) =
• Increased image download timeout
• Fixed issue with source image URLs containing query parameters
• = 1.51 (10th January 2025) =
• Fixed CSV upload ajax for brand new users so that the CSV file correctly appears in the dropdown after upload
• Fixed New Import creation for brand new imports, so that the import loads properly after creation
• Fixed deletes it was referencing the old meta key name, updated to use ssi_updated and deletes are working like before
• = 1.50 (24th December 2024) =
• Added continue-on-error functionality for CSV imports if a row or term fails, it will be logged and the import will continue
• Fixed function editor initialization to properly use full code editor with PHP syntax highlighting
• = 1.49 (23rd December 2024) =
• Optimised load-csv stage by eliminating need for get_existing_terms at small cost of extra RAM consumption
• Small optimisation for the insert_flat_terms code by moving index creation on that table to the end of load-csv stage
• Optimised load-csv stage using more memory efficient way of reading the CSV file
• = 1.48 (20th December 2024) =
• Added version number to output so I can be sure which version clients are using some hosts set opcache really high so it can still be using old code on some hosts even if updated through wp-admin
• = 1.47 (20th December 2024) =
• Fixed bug with hierarchies being too long previous limit of 200 characters was lifted (no limit now other than 200 char limit for each term name in the hierarchy)
• However, this is in contradiction with WordPress because they uniquify the slug, their uniquify function can create slugs > 200 characters which then fail
• There’s a new filter added to wp_unique_term_slug to reduce the size of the slug and still ensure it’s unique so our import can handle any number of X > Y > Z terms so long as each component term name is < 200 characters
• = 1.46 (18th December 2024) =
• Fixed memory leak in fix-attributes stage it was from a call to WordPress core function update_user_meta even though I only asked to update user meta, it also caches the meta for that item
• = 1.45 (13th December 2024) =
• Added PHP directive to display errors to CLI output for cases of some hosting environments having everything off
• Added better debug to failed function eval so you now find out exactly which column has a bad function defined for it
• = 1.44 (12th December 2024) =
• Fixed issue with saving PHP functions was working if the function was still in codemirror/expanded view, otherwise was saving nothing