BG Couriers for WooCommerce

0.4.32

• Fixed: a Sameday locker parcel nobody collected now moves the order along. Three of Sameday’s status lines were read as “in transit”: “Заредена в OOH” (the parcel is in the locker, waiting), “Срокът за съхранение на пратката е изтекъл.” (the storage period is over, nobody came) and “Върната на подател” (handed back to you). So the orders list never showed the parcel as waiting or as not collected, the “when not collected” and “when returned” rules never ran, and the order stayed on Shipped for weeks after the box was back on the counter. They now read as waiting, not collected and back with you, and an order already sitting on “coming back” is moved by the next check.
• Fixed: “Отложено взимане от подател” no longer marks a Sameday order as shipped. The driver postponing the collection means the parcel is still with you; it was counted as the parcel moving.

0.4.31

• Changed: the shipment panel on the order screen is compact, and its current stage is a panel that opens. The stage (“Delivered”) is the title; opening it lists the journey so far, newest first, one line per step. What the courier collects at the door is one short line (“At the door ~3,00 €”) instead of a sentence, and on a narrow card the title takes two lines and each step one.
• Changed: a delivered, cancelled or returned parcel is no longer timed or asked about. Its panel shows no “unchanged for” clock and no refresh button, and the background check closes such an order without calling the courier.
• Fixed: choosing a city now fills in the only office at once. In a town with a single office the dropdown stayed empty after the town was picked, and a customer had to open it and click the one row. The office list is now asked for first and the only office is chosen from the same list the dropdown shows.
• Fixed: “Choose” on the map now selects the office at checkout. The map closed but the office was not set, because the checkout recalculation wiped it. The choice is saved first and restored if the recalculation clears it, and the town, delivery type and courier rate follow the pick.
• Fixed: the chosen office is shown in full. A long office name was cut to one line ending in an ellipsis, so two offices of one town could not be told apart. The name now wraps to up to three lines, on a phone too.
• Fixed: the town and office dropdowns are never narrower than the field they open from.
• Changed: the checkout asks for the office list before the delivery recalculation instead of after it, and prefetching the other couriers waits until the recalculation has finished, so the customer’s own town is no longer queued behind it.

0.4.30

• Fixed: a customer who opens “To office” in a town with a single office of that courier no longer has to click it. The checkout showed a dropdown with one row in it, the customer saw the office, did not select it, and the order was refused with “choose an office”, so no order existed at all (reported by a Bulgarian shop: Speedy has one counter and one locker in Белослав). The tab the customer is on now decides: one office on “To office”, or one locker on “To locker”, is chosen for them. Two or more on a tab are still theirs to pick, and the other tab is one click away.
• Changed: the release pipeline no longer fails because Docker Hub has refused an anonymous pull to a shared runner. Nothing in the plugin itself changes.

0.4.29

• New: a parcel nobody came for is no longer shown as one waiting to be collected. Until now both were the same amber “Ready for collection” the order had carried since the day the parcel arrived, so a sale stuck at the counter for ten days looked exactly like one that got there this morning (suggested by a Bulgarian shop, 2026-10-09). “Not collected” is now a stage of its own, with its own red icon in the orders list and its own place on the order’s timeline. Pigeon and Evropat report it themselves (Непотърсена, изтекъл престой/срок на съхранение, Evropat’s status 82) and are flagged the moment they do; for the couriers that keep saying “ready for collection” for as long as the box stands there, a new setting counts the days: 7 by default, 0 turns it off. A second setting can move such an order to a status of your choice (“Failed” is the usual one), while the parcel is still AT the courier, because the existing return rule only fires once the goods are back on your counter, by which time the sale has been lost for a fortnight.
• Changed: the shipment panel on the order says it in one word. It used to print the stage, the courier saying the same thing again (“Непотърсена Непотърсена” on a Bulgarian shop, because the two are the same word) and a sentence about the clock, on a card narrow enough to wrap all three, and with the buttons above it spilling past the card’s own edge. Now: the stage in one word, a clock and the duration beside it on the same line, and the journey’s dates in columns that line up against the right edge of the card: the day under the day, the time under the time. The buttons stay exactly where they have always been; they only rearrange when the panel is too narrow to hold them in one row, and then they spread evenly rather than leaving one hanging. Where the shipment is now looks the same on both screens too: the orders list and the order itself draw one and the same icon, in one and the same colour. Everything that was dropped (the courier’s own wording, the full stage name, the whole “unchanged for …” sentence) is on the hover hints. Checked from a 1600px screen down to a 420px phone: nothing leaves the card, and below the width where two columns fit the dates stack under their stages instead.
• Fixed: when a courier answered with something the plugin could not read, the order was marked with the word “UNKNOWN” and a stage nobody had reported, over the top of the stage it really had. An unreadable answer now changes nothing and the next poll asks again.
• Fixed: a Pigeon parcel that was redirected to a second address read as the uncollected shipment it used to be. Pigeon carries a redirection under a new number and freezes the old one, and the plugin showed the frozen verdict; it now reports the new leg’s own progress under the waybill you booked.

0.4.28

• New: the order now says WHEN each stage happened – label created, on its way, ready for collection, delivered, on its way back, back with you – as one line with dates, instead of being read out of the order notes among the stock movements. The courier’s own event time is used where it gives one.
• New: the parcel is measured from the order, not declared one size for all. The shop ships in a bag, so its size is the size of what went into it: the footprint of the largest item, and the height that makes the parcel hold exactly what was ordered. That is the number a locker compartment is picked by, at the checkout as well as on the waybill, so an order that no longer fits a small box stops being offered one. Two new settings go with it – a packaging allowance (the bag and the air inside it, 1.1 by default) and the packaging’s own weight, added to the goods. On by default; a product with no dimensions counts as the default parcel below it, so filling your products in is what makes this worth having.

0.4.27

• Fixed: the Bulgarian catalogue is back in the package. Installs from WordPress.org have been reading the plugin in English since 0.4.26 – the whole of it, the checkout customers see included – on shops whose WordPress, WooCommerce and theme are all Bulgarian. The catalogue was never missing from the plugin’s code; it was being stripped out of the published package, and the directory has no language pack of its own to put back. The compiled catalogue ships again. If a language pack appears on WordPress.org later, it still wins: WordPress reads wp-content/languages before the plugin’s own folder.