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Shopper follows Semantic Versioning. Minor and patch releases never contain breaking changes. Major releases are aligned with Filament’s major versions, though a Filament major bump does not automatically trigger a Shopper major if the upgrade requires minimal changes for users.

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Support Policy

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New Features

Pull requests for new features are only accepted for the latest major version. Once a new major version is released, the Shopper team will no longer accept pull requests for new features in previous versions. Any open pull requests will either be redirected to target the latest major version or closed, depending on conflicts with the new target branch.

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Bug Fixes

After a major version is released, the Shopper team will continue to merge pull requests for bug fixes in the previous major version for one year. After this period, pull requests for that version will no longer be accepted. The Shopper team processes bug reports for supported versions in chronological order, though critical bugs may be prioritized. Bug fixes are typically developed only for the latest major version. However, contributors can backport fixes to other supported versions by submitting pull requests.

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Security Fixes

The Shopper team currently plans to continue providing security fixes for major versions for at least two years. If you discover a security vulnerability in Shopper, please report it through GitHub. All security vulnerabilities will be addressed promptly. Please note that while a Shopper version may receive security fixes, its underlying dependencies (PHP, Laravel, Filament, and Livewire) may no longer be supported. Therefore, applications using older versions of Shopper could still be vulnerable to security issues in these dependencies.