Download Super Speedy | Super Speedy Imports v2.66.0

List of improvements in Super Speedy | Super Speedy Imports version 2.66.0

• = 2.66.0 (8th July 2026) =
• New: the Run Now screen has been redesigned. While an import runs you now see each stage with its own progress and worker activity, an overall percentage and elapsed timer, a system-configuration panel, live peak throughput, and a colour-coded live engine console.
• New: when an import finishes, the popover transitions to a completion screen with a per-stage efficiency table (duration, peak memory, throughput), a velocity panel showing average throughput and a full count breakdown (posts created and updated, post meta, terms, relationships, taxonomies), auto-fix and integrity totals, an Export Summary download and a link to view the updated posts/products.
• New: set Featured and Catalog Visibility on import map a Featured column (1/yes) and a Catalog Visibility column (`visible`, `catalog`, `search` or `hidden`) in Publication Info. These combine with stock status into the product’s `product_visibility` terms. Mapping the `product_visibility` taxonomy directly overrides them for the whole import.
• Improved: imported out-of-stock products now get WooCommerce’s `outofstock` catalog-visibility term, improves performance and eliminates the need to run save-posts after run.
• Fixed: when the slug (post_name) is left unmapped, products sharing a title now get their `-2`/`-3` slug suffixes in CSV row order every time, instead of an order that could vary between runs.
• = 2.65.0 (8th July 2026) =
• New: a “Load sample imports” button in the right-hand panel sets up ready-to-run sample imports in one click it registers the product taxonomies (categories, brands, colours), copies the sample CSV into your uploads folder, and creates the import configuration. Pro includes a 1000-product simple import and a comprehensive import; the free edition includes the simple import. Nothing is imported until you pick one and press Run Now.
• New: once an import has been run, its summary shows a “Delete all products loaded by this import (x)” link, where x is the number that will be deleted. It moves every product that import created to the Trash (the same as the CLI `–delete-all`), alongside the existing “View products affected” link.
• Fixed: re-running an import through the browser no longer strips the products’ categories, tags and attributes. The browser (AJAX) importer now runs the exact same per-stage code as the CLI, so the two can no longer drift apart.
• Fixed: the comprehensive (variable products) import no longer fails in the browser with an opaque “parsererror”. Stage errors are now surfaced in the on-screen debug log so they can be diagnosed.
• Fixed: the per-section “Show All” buttons now respond immediately after creating a new import, without needing a page refresh.
• Fixed: browser (AJAX) imports now record the correct row count and run details in the import history both the summary at the top of the page and the history list. Previously an AJAX run showed 0 rows (or “NA”) while the same import run via CLI was correct.
• Changed: after a browser import finishes, the import summary at the top of the page updates automatically (last run date, rows and total runs) instead of needing a page refresh.
• Changed: the field mapping-method dropdown now reads “PHP” (or “PHP (PRO Only)” in the free edition) instead of the longer “PHP Function”, which was overflowing the layout.
• Changed: database queries that reference plugin tables by name now run through `$wpdb->prepare()` using the `%i` identifier placeholder, to satisfy the WordPress.org Plugin Check for the free edition. This raises the minimum WordPress version to 6.2, where `%i` was introduced.
• Fixed: the sequence-helper table seed on activation now binds its row values through `$wpdb->prepare()` rather than building the SQL string by hand.
• = 2.64.0 (8th July 2026) =
• New: the automatic post-import maintenance now refreshes the whole WooCommerce storefront it recounts terms (including product attributes), clears the product and shop transients, and regenerates the product and attribute lookup tables that drive shop sorting and layered-navigation filters. Previously only category and tag counts were updated. Runs for both CLI and browser (AJAX) imports.
• New: in the free edition, the top-level “Super Speedy” menu now shows a plugins overview page instead of an empty screen.
• = 2.63.0 (7th July 2026) =
• New: a free edition of Super Speedy Imports. Paid-only sections stay visible but are clearly marked “PRO Only” (with a link to upgrade) so you can see exactly what the Pro version adds.
• Fixed: category and tag counts are now recounted automatically at the end of every import, for both CLI and browser (AJAX) runs. Previously they could show 0 until you ran a manual `wp term recount`.
• Fixed: a runtime error in one of your custom PHP functions (for example, referencing a CSV column that does not exist) now stops the browser import with a clear on-screen error, instead of appearing to run but importing nothing.
• Fixed: importing a saved configuration over an already-loaded import no longer duplicates every field.
• New: an animated “Import Complete” confirmation at the end of a browser import, and pressing Escape now closes the progress dialog once the import has finished.
• = 2.62.0 (7th July 2026) =
• New: the unique item identifier now has its own collapsible section with a preset dropdown and a live summary of what it matches on, so most users never need the field builder. Products default to `SKU`, posts to `Post title` (with `Post title + category` also offered), and `Custom` expands the panel for combining fields by hand. The identifier section now shows for every template previously it only appeared for WooCommerce.
• Changed: the Custom builder no longer lists every postmeta field. It offers a short whitelist (`_sku` plus common GTIN keys) checked cheaply for existence, so it stays fast on large sites. Add any other key by hand. Extendable via the `ssi_uid_postmeta_whitelist` filter.
• Changed: Additional Options is now collapsed by default, to signal these settings are not usually needed.
• Fixed: the *Show Allbuttons now have a solid white background instead of appearing greyed/transparent.
• = 2.61.0 (3rd July 2026) =
• Fixed: a performance regression (introduced in the unreleased 2.59.0) that slowed large fresh imports. A 50,000-product fresh import that had been taking around 16 minutes now completes in around 30 seconds. Correctness and the 2.59.0 interrupted-import safety fix are unchanged.
• = 2.60.0 (3rd July 2026) =
• New: a free edition of Super Speedy Imports is now available on WordPress.org.
• = 2.59.0 (2nd July 2026) =
• Fixed: an import that was interrupted part-way through inserting new items at a specific stage (insert-posts) with specific interrupt causes (e.g. an out-of-memory kill, host timeout, or the process being stopped) could in theory, on the next run, create zombie posts.
• = 2.58.0 (27th June 2026) =
• New: a **Value*mapping method, alongside *CSV Fieldand *PHP Function*. Pick **Value*to set a constant for a field/postmeta/taxonomy on every row — no PHP needed. Selecting Value with an empty box clears that field. This also replaces the internal per-row function the importer used to stamp each item, so a normal field-based import no longer evaluates any PHP at all.
• Changed: custom PHP function code is now isolated in a single file. If a malware scanner (e.g. Imunify) quarantines or empties that file, only custom functions are affected normal field-based imports keep working with a clear message, instead of a core file being broken.
• Changed: a runtime error inside one of your custom PHP functions now aborts the import and reports the error, instead of continuing with empty/incorrect data.
• = 2.57.0 (23rd June 2026) =
• New: the unique item identifier can now combine multiple fields any mix of post fields (Title, Slug, GUID), postmeta keys (e.g. SKU), and taxonomies (e.g. `product_cat`, `pa_color`). Items match when *allchosen fields are equal. This solves the common “same SKU, different colour/size” case where a single SKU isn’t unique. Matching runs against the data your catalogue already holds, so re-imports update existing items instead of duplicating them, even for products SSI didn’t create.
• New: if a composite identifier can’t tell two rows (or two existing items) apart, the import now aborts with a clear report listing the affected rows, instead of silently updating the wrong item.
• New: when the identifier includes a taxonomy, import modes that skip taxonomy resolution (“Update prices/postmeta only”, “Refresh images only”) are disabled, since taxonomy matching needs the term-resolution stage to run.
• Changed: the old PHP-function and raw-CSV-column identifiers have been removed a value computed from the CSV row can’t be matched against existing items, which was the root cause of duplicate-on-update. Choose post / postmeta / taxonomy fields instead.
• Note: composite identifiers aren’t yet supported for variable / synthesised-parent products use a single SKU there.
• = 2.56 (23rd June 2026) =
• A mapped `post_name` (product slug) is now imported verbatim instead of being overwritten with a de-duplicated slug derived from the title.
• Fixed: choosing a field as the unique item identifier now matches your existing items on that field’s native postmeta key (e.g. SKU on `_sku`) instead of SSI’s private key. Previously, using your SKU field as the identifier failed to find products created outside SSI (manually, or by another importer), so a re-import duplicated every existing product instead of updating it. Existing imports are migrated automatically; no reconfiguration needed.