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# Release History

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### V2.1

#### Created: 2026-07-17

bump fix Shopify QL analytics update

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### V2.0

#### Created: 2026-07-04

bump fix

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### V1.6

#### Created: 2026-05-22

* Added outbound bulk threshold
* Added id checks in utils before processing
* Fixed nested loop variable shadowing in error handling
* Added a new parameter to decide how to process Personally Identifiable Information
* removed order permitsSkuSharing field which is deprecated

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### V1.5

#### Created: 2025-10-17

* Updated to new plugin runtime to support inbound checkpointing

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### V1.4

#### Created: 2025-07-30

* Implemented a fallback from bulk operations to basic API operations when the bulk operation is already consumed

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### V1.3

#### Created: 2025-07-16

* Added more structured logs and error codes
* Fixed an issue where outbound syncs fail when empty metafields are mapped
* Restructured inbound syncs

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### V1.2

#### Created: 2025-07-11

* Fix inbound bulk API to wait for the current bulk API to finish running
* Fix outbound bulk API to process userErrors for individual results

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### V1.1

#### Created: 2025-06-19

* Migrated to new GraphQL APIs
* Used bulk operations for inbound syncs
* Added new inbound and outbound streams

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### V1.0

#### Created: 2024-09-19

* Initial release, includes inbound and outbound syncing of customers, products, orders and fulfillments

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