Previously, the method could raise an error if `attributes` was None. This update ensures the method returns `False` when `attributes` is not defined, preventing potential runtime issues.
Updated the field definition of `human_readable_id` to allow up to 8 characters instead of 6. This change accommodates longer identifiers as required for recent updates.
Enhanced the `deepl_translate` management command with improved placeholder handling, error messages, and support for missing translations. Added `human_readable_id` and `is_business` attributes to the `Order` model, updating associated admin configurations to reflect these changes.
Introduce a global config flag `DISABLED_COMMERCE` to toggle buy functionality availability. Raise specific `DisabledCommerceError` when buying is disabled, ensuring end-users are informed. Additionally, reformat code for readability and consistency, improving overall maintainability.
The migration alters the `slug` field to include `uuid` in its `populate_from` attributes. This ensures more robust and unique slug generation, improving data integrity and avoiding potential collisions.
Revised the `populate_from` argument of the Product model's `slug` field to use only `category__name` and `name` for generation. This simplifies the slug creation logic and aligns with the updated migration `0015_alter_product_slug`.
This change modifies the `slug` field in the `Product` model to also populate from the `UUID` field, ensuring enhanced uniqueness and consistency. The migration file is included to apply this change to the database schema.
The slug field in the model now permits null values by adding `null=True`. This change enhances flexibility in scenarios where slugs may not always be mandatory.
Introduce a unique, auto-generated slug field to the Product model, populated from category, brand, and name. Update core filters, serializers, sitemaps, and GraphQL object types to support the new slug functionality. Also, enforce HTTP-only cookies for session, CSRF, and language for improved security.
