RiderX Delivery Sync

1.0.59

• Fixed orders being dispatched to RiderX regardless of which shipping method was actually chosen. The processing-status hook fired for every order, so one shipped with flat-rate to an address hundreds of kilometres outside the RiderX service area would still be sent to RiderX and logged as “Dispatch failed” once RiderX (correctly) couldn’t handle it. Orders are now dispatched only if their shipping line is actually RiderX Delivery.
• Added automatic retry for a dispatch that fails with a transient error (a bare connection failure, or HTTP 429/500/502/503/504). Up to two more attempts run within the same request a couple of seconds apart, which recovers a momentary edge/origin blip without any manual action. If it is still failing after that, one more attempt is scheduled automatically a few minutes later, up to two rounds, before it is left for manual resync. A non-retryable failure such as a bad request is not retried, since retrying broken input only wastes calls and floods the order notes.

1.0.58

• Stopped quoting a delivery price before the customer has entered a street address. A postcode and city alone geocode to the middle of the district, so the cart showed a distance and a price that had nothing to do with the real destination and changed once the address was completed. The RiderX rate now appears only once a street line with a house number is present.
• Other plugins’ licence reminders and upsells are no longer rendered on the RiderX settings screen. WordPress, WooCommerce and this plugin’s own notices are untouched, and every other admin page is left exactly as before.

1.0.57

• Fixed the Preferred Delivery Time field being invisible to most customers. It was registered in the shipping fieldset, which WooCommerce keeps hidden unless the shopper ticks “Ship to a different address”, so a normal order could never choose a delivery time. It now sits with the order notes, where it is always shown.
• Fixed Test Middleware Connection always reporting a 404. It sent a GET to the rate endpoint, which only accepts POST, so a perfectly healthy service looked broken. It now checks /health and explains what the result means.
• Removed the Dispatch Endpoint preview that showed api.riderx.me, a host that was decommissioned and never used for dispatch. The field now shows the real endpoint, derived from the Middleware Base URL.
• The Environment switch no longer implies it changes servers. Which RiderX environment is used is decided by the middleware; the setting is now documented as a label.

1.0.56

• Clarified that the Store Middleware Key is unique per store and issued by the middleware administrator. It is not a shared environment key, Mapbox token, or RiderX credential.

1.0.55

• Normalizes sender phone country codes to digits only before sending them to the middleware and RiderX (for example, 43 instead of +43).

1.0.54

• Added required per-store sender contact fields (full name, email, and phone) and sends them with every delivery request. WooCommerce orders no longer inherit middleware or kiosk sender defaults.
• Treats missing RiderX Client ID, Client Secret, or sender contact as incomplete configuration so a store cannot silently dispatch under shared or placeholder identity.