• 75+ Security improvements
• New Bluefoot Data Migration Tool
• New Google Shopping ads Channel 1.1.1

• New PWA (progressive web applications) tool suite
• New compability with PHP 7.2
• Over 30 core security improvements

• Enhancements in platform security and developer experience
• Upgraded technology stack
• Pipeline deployment enabling separate build stages to run separately
• Increased performance via optimisations in indexing, cart, and cache operations

• Enhancements to static content deployment and generation
• Improvements to indexing of large catalogs, cache tuning, and **URL rewrites
• Reduction in memory required for mass actions
• Faster deployment for multi-language sites

• Resolution of high priority security issues
• Reversion of changes to image resizing introduced in 2.1.6

• Improved performance of category page
• Optimised image resizing
• Improved performance of layered navigation
• Minimised indexing operations after product import

• This release updates the copyright date in every file. It does not contain any functional changes or security improvements
• Isolating these changes in a single release is intended to simplify future updates and developer workflow

• Removal of vulnerability with the Zend framework
• Updates to the catalog, payment, and sales modules

• New PayPal and Braintree payment features
• Increased storefront performance
• Management of configurable products variations in the Admin interface
• Successful import or export CSV files containing special symbols
• The Sales module provides two new web API endpoints
• Enhanced performance in the processing of large catalogs

• Support for PHP 7.0.4 and 5.6.5
• Compatible with MySQL 5.7
• Two new web APIs for the sales module incorporating functionality currently available in the Admin interface

• You can now run magento setup:upgrade --keep-generated in production mode
• The Category page now displays current, rather than outdated, product prices
• Performance: Magento can now quickly generate or preview multiple variations of a configurable product

• PayPal enhancements including in-context checkout and saved credit cards
• Braintree Hosted Fields for collection of sensitive payment information in checkout
• Improved management interfaces for easier and faster search in the Adm

• This release ccotains only one enhancement: support for changes in PayPal’s Instant Payment Notification (IPN) service

• Support for MasterCard BIN number expansion
• Resolution of multiple high priority and critical

• This release updates the copyright date in every file. It does not contain any functional changes or security improvements.
• Isolating these changes in a single release is intended to simplify future updates and developer workflow

• Removal of vulnerability with the Zend framework Zend_Mail library
• Updates to the catalog, payment, and sales

• Management of configurable products with many variations in the Magento Admin interface
• Successful import or export CSV files with data containing special symbols
• Sales module now provides two new web API endpoints allowing refunds to be processed from an order or invoice
• Version 2.0.11 also contains a new patch

After you install this patch, you'll be able to:

•  Create a credit memo (complete or partial) for a particular order or invoice
• Add details about refunded items to an order or invoice
• Update the status and state of an order or invoice after actions are performed.

• Patch 2.0.10  now compatible with MySQL 5.7
• Patch 2.0.10 introduces two new web APIs for the sales module incorporating functionality into the Sales API

After you install this patch, you’ll be able to:

• Use the Sales API InvoiceOrder methods to capture payment
•  Use the ShipOrder API to ship products

For more information on these API enhancements, see the Sales API discussion in the Module Reference Guide

• Magento no longer displays incorrect price in the shopping cart when using multiple shipping
• Storefront performance when you use multiple configurable products has been improved
• Tier pricing now works correctly with full page cache

• Magento no longer throws a fatal error when you run the setup upgrade
• Magento no longer permits unauthenticated users to remotely execute code on the server via APIs
• Anonymous users can no longer retrieve the private data of registered customers

• Our technology stack is built on PHP and MySQL
• New users can now complete a full installation of Magento Open Source 2.0.7 from an archive file
• The payment gateway now works as expected in a Magento installation running PHP 7.0.3

• Varnish no longer returns a 400 bad request error message when clearing its cache
• Anonymous users can no longer retrieve the private data of registered customer
• You can now use the Redis adapter to provide session storage in Magento 2.0.6

• Magento no longer assumes hard-coded root category IDs or default category IDs
• Import/export: product import now works successfully in a multi-store environment
• Magento no longer duplicates queries to the database from the Catalog page

• Magento no longer creates store data inconsistently during installation
• Magento now successfully imports existing products as well as products that use custom URLs
• PHP: Magento now allows you to use arguments of url type in nested arrayS

• Please note that Magento Open Source Edition 2.0.3 has been replaced by Magento 2.0.4
• This release includes all of the security patches and performance improvements of Magento 2.0.3 in improved packaging