FD-2503
Release Date: 2025-04-17
Software Version
| Application | Version |
|---|---|
| Basket Client SDK | 3.0.0-beta01 |
| Basket Service | 4.0.0 |
| Item Registration Service | 4.0.0 |
| Checkout Service | 3.0.0 |
| Basket Finalization Service | 2.0.0 |
| Basket Event Bridge Service | 2.0.0 |
| Basket Notification Service | 2.0.0 |
| Offer Registration Service | 2.0.0 |
What's New - Basket Client SDK
This release contains no new features.
Resolved Issues
| Issue Key | Summary | Change Description |
|---|---|---|
| POCP-76487 | Fixed naming issues in exported Objective-C code |
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| POCP-76488 | Enhanced synchronization capabilities |
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| POCP-76579 | Improved Active Basket observation |
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| POCP-76585 | Enhanced error handling |
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What's New - Basket Service
Spring 6, Spring Boot 3 & Java 17
This upgrade brings several important technical improvements that modernize the application stack and enhance long-term maintainability:
- Java 17 Support (LTS): Leverages new language features (sealed classes, records, pattern matching) and improved performance with long-term support from the Java platform.
- Spring Boot 3 Migration: Introduces Jakarta EE 9 namespace alignment, updated configuration options, and improved observability with Micrometer and Actuator enhancements.
- Spring Framework 6 Compatibility: Enables baseline support for native compilation with GraalVM and improved baseline for reactive and modular applications.
- Improved Security Defaults: Updated security configuration aligns with the latest Spring Security practices and deprecates legacy patterns.
- Dependency & API Modernization: Cleans up deprecated APIs, updates third-party libraries, and ensures alignment with modern ecosystem standards.
This feature introduces support for fiscalization in Norway, following a modular and extensible approach:
- Fiscal Service Integration for Norway: Implements communication with the official Norwegian Fiscal Service for transactions where
countryCode = "NO".
- Country-Specific Logic: Maps the fiscal service response directly into the basket transaction, ensuring compliance with local fiscal regulations.
- Plugin-Like Design: Designed as a removable plugin, enabling easy exclusion or replacement without affecting the core system.
- Inspired by POS Server Country Packages: Follows the same modular architecture as the POS Server country packages, allowing teams to develop and integrate their own fiscal modules independently.
- Separation of Concerns: Isolates Norwegian fiscal logic to maintain clean, maintainable, and scalable code within the BAS project.
| Issue Key | Summary | Change Description |
|---|---|---|
| POCP-74886 | Upgrade to Spring 6, Spring Boot 3, and Java 17 | Migrated the project to Spring Framework 6, Spring Boot 3, and Java 17 to leverage the latest features, improved performance, enhanced security, and long-term support. This upgrade may include changes to dependencies, configuration properties, and APIs to align with the latest platform standards. |
| POCP-75299 | Norway Fiscalization | Implemented fiscalization support for
Norway by integrating with the Norwegian Fiscal Service for
transactions with countryCode = "NO". The solution
is designed as a modular plugin, similar to the POS Server country
packages, allowing for easy removal or replacement without impacting
the core system. |
Resolved Issues
| Issue Key | Summary | Change Description |
|---|---|---|
| POCP-76412 | Call Fiscal Service Norway with service token | After the S2S server part is implemented on Fiscal Service NO, it should be called with the service token. New roles might be added to the basket-service service token. The fiscal team should be consulted. |
| POCP-76170 | Add inputCount to ADD_NONPERSONALIZED_COUPON | Added inputCount to the ADD_NONPERSONALIZED_COUPON action request so that ORES can map it. |
What's New - Item Registration Service
Spring 6, Spring Boot 3 & Java 17
This upgrade brings several important technical improvements that modernize the application stack and enhance long-term maintainability:
- Java 17 Support (LTS): Leverages new language features (sealed classes, records, pattern matching) and improved performance with long-term support from the Java platform.
- Spring Boot 3 Migration: Introduces Jakarta EE 9 namespace alignment, updated configuration options, and improved observability with Micrometer and Actuator enhancements.
- Spring Framework 6 Compatibility: Enables baseline support for native compilation with GraalVM and improved baseline for reactive and modular applications.
- Improved Security Defaults: Updated security configuration aligns with the latest Spring Security practices and deprecates legacy patterns.
- Dependency & API Modernization: Cleans up deprecated APIs, updates third-party libraries, and ensures alignment with modern ecosystem standards.
| Issue Key | Summary | Change Description |
|---|---|---|
| POCP-74887 | Upgrade to Spring 6, Spring Boot 3, and Java 17 | Migrated the project to Spring Framework 6, Spring Boot 3, and Java 17 to leverage the latest features, improved performance, enhanced security, and long-term support. This upgrade may include changes to dependencies, configuration properties, and APIs to align with the latest platform standards. |
Resolved Issues
| Issue Key | Summary | Change Description |
|---|---|---|
| POCP-76586 | Investigate 400 Bad Request on Add Empties Transaction | Analyzed the 400 Bad Request error returned by the transaction pool during the "Add Empties Transaction" request. Verified behavior across environments and confirmed that the issue does not occur on the QA cloud. The investigation focused on identifying whether the root cause lies within SDC or IRES. |
What's New - Checkout Service
Spring 6, Spring Boot 3 & Java 17
This upgrade brings several important technical improvements that modernize the application stack and enhance long-term maintainability:
- Java 17 Support (LTS): Leverages new language features (sealed classes, records, pattern matching) and improved performance with long-term support from the Java platform.
- Spring Boot 3 Migration: Introduces Jakarta EE 9 namespace alignment, updated configuration options, and improved observability with Micrometer and Actuator enhancements.
- Spring Framework 6 Compatibility: Enables baseline support for native compilation with GraalVM and improved baseline for reactive and modular applications.
- Improved Security Defaults: Updated security configuration aligns with the latest Spring Security practices and deprecates legacy patterns.
- Dependency & API Modernization: Cleans up deprecated APIs, updates third-party libraries, and ensures alignment with modern ecosystem standards.
| Issue Key | Summary | Change Description |
|---|---|---|
| POCP-74888 | Upgrade to Spring 6, Spring Boot 3, and Java 17 | Migrated the project to Spring Framework 6, Spring Boot 3, and Java 17 to leverage the latest features, improved performance, enhanced security, and long-term support. This upgrade may include changes to dependencies, configuration properties, and APIs to align with the latest platform standards. |
Resolved Issues
This release contains no resolved issues.
What's New - Basket Finalization Service
Spring 6, Spring Boot 3 & Java 17
This upgrade brings several important technical improvements that modernize the application stack and enhance long-term maintainability:
- Java 17 Support (LTS): Leverages new language features (sealed classes, records, pattern matching) and improved performance with long-term support from the Java platform.
- Spring Boot 3 Migration: Introduces Jakarta EE 9 namespace alignment, updated configuration options, and improved observability with Micrometer and Actuator enhancements.
- Spring Framework 6 Compatibility: Enables baseline support for native compilation with GraalVM and improved baseline for reactive and modular applications.
- Improved Security Defaults: Updated security configuration aligns with the latest Spring Security practices and deprecates legacy patterns.
- Dependency & API Modernization: Cleans up deprecated APIs, updates third-party libraries, and ensures alignment with modern ecosystem standards.
| Issue Key | Summary | Change Description |
|---|---|---|
| POCP-74890 | Upgrade to Spring 6, Spring Boot 3, and Java 17 | Migrated the project to Spring Framework 6, Spring Boot 3, and Java 17 to leverage the latest features, improved performance, enhanced security, and long-term support. This upgrade may include changes to dependencies, configuration properties, and APIs to align with the latest platform standards. |
Resolved Issues
| Issue Key | Summary | Change Description |
|---|---|---|
| POCP-74239 | Call POS Service with service token | Updated the integration with the
POS Service to authenticate requests using the service token,
following the implementation of the S2S server-side logic on the
POS Service. Ensured proper token handling and coordination with
the POS Service team regarding any new roles required for
basket-finalization-service. |
| POCP-74237 | Call SVS with service token | Updated the integration with SVS to
authenticate requests using the service token, following the
implementation of the S2S server-side logic on SVS. Ensured
proper token handling and coordination with the SVS team
regarding any new roles required for
basket-finalization-service. |
What's New - Basket Event Bridge Service
Spring 6, Spring Boot 3 & Java 17
This upgrade brings several important technical improvements that modernize the application stack and enhance long-term maintainability:
- Java 17 Support (LTS): Leverages new language features (sealed classes, records, pattern matching) and improved performance with long-term support from the Java platform.
- Spring Boot 3 Migration: Introduces Jakarta EE 9 namespace alignment, updated configuration options, and improved observability with Micrometer and Actuator enhancements.
- Spring Framework 6 Compatibility: Enables baseline support for native compilation with GraalVM and improved baseline for reactive and modular applications.
- Improved Security Defaults: Updated security configuration aligns with the latest Spring Security practices and deprecates legacy patterns.
- Dependency & API Modernization: Cleans up deprecated APIs, updates third-party libraries, and ensures alignment with modern ecosystem standards.
| Issue Key | Summary | Change Description |
|---|---|---|
| POCP-74892 | Upgrade to Spring 6, Spring Boot 3, and Java 17 | Migrated the project to Spring Framework 6, Spring Boot 3, and Java 17 to leverage the latest features, improved performance, enhanced security, and long-term support. This upgrade may include changes to dependencies, configuration properties, and APIs to align with the latest platform standards. |
Resolved Issues
This release contains no new features.
What's New - Basket Notification Service
Spring 6, Spring Boot 3 & Java 17
This upgrade brings several important technical improvements that modernize the application stack and enhance long-term maintainability:
- Java 17 Support (LTS): Leverages new language features (sealed classes, records, pattern matching) and improved performance with long-term support from the Java platform.
- Spring Boot 3 Migration: Introduces Jakarta EE 9 namespace alignment, updated configuration options, and improved observability with Micrometer and Actuator enhancements.
- Spring Framework 6 Compatibility: Enables baseline support for native compilation with GraalVM and improved baseline for reactive and modular applications.
- Improved Security Defaults: Updated security configuration aligns with the latest Spring Security practices and deprecates legacy patterns.
- Dependency & API Modernization: Cleans up deprecated APIs, updates third-party libraries, and ensures alignment with modern ecosystem standards.
| Issue Key | Summary | Change Description |
|---|---|---|
| POCP-74891 | Upgrade to Spring 6, Spring Boot 3, and Java 17 | Migrated the project to Spring Framework 6, Spring Boot 3, and Java 17 to leverage the latest features, improved performance, enhanced security, and long-term support. This upgrade may include changes to dependencies, configuration properties, and APIs to align with the latest platform standards. |
Resolved Issues
This release contains no new features.
What's New - Offer Registration Service
Spring 6, Spring Boot 3 & Java 17
This upgrade brings several important technical improvements that modernize the application stack and enhance long-term maintainability:
- Java 17 Support (LTS): Leverages new language features (sealed classes, records, pattern matching) and improved performance with long-term support from the Java platform.
- Spring Boot 3 Migration: Introduces Jakarta EE 9 namespace alignment, updated configuration options, and improved observability with Micrometer and Actuator enhancements.
- Spring Framework 6 Compatibility: Enables baseline support for native compilation with GraalVM and improved baseline for reactive and modular applications.
- Improved Security Defaults: Updated security configuration aligns with the latest Spring Security practices and deprecates legacy patterns.
- Dependency & API Modernization: Cleans up deprecated APIs, updates third-party libraries, and ensures alignment with modern ecosystem standards.
Introduced a new bulk endpoint
POST /baskets/<basketId>/offers/bulkto register multiple non-personalized coupons in one request, similar to item bulk processing. Each coupon includes an
actionId, and basket recalculation occurs only after processing all actions.
Additionally, added support for the
inputCountfield to specify the maximum usage count of a coupon - available both in the ORES API and in the
ADD_NONPERSONALIZED_COUPONaction sent to BAS.
Customer Session StartEnhanced the Customer Session Start process by mapping the availableInstances attribute from the Engage Coupon Service (GET /coupons/active) to the inputCount field in the internal coupon representation. This ensures correct handling of coupon usage limits during session initialization in line with the latest coupon service specification.
| Issue Key | Summary | Change Description |
|---|---|---|
| POCP-74889 | Upgrade to Spring 6, Spring Boot 3, and Java 17 | Migrated the project to Spring Framework 6, Spring Boot 3, and Java 17 to leverage the latest features, improved performance, enhanced security, and long-term support. This upgrade may include changes to dependencies, configuration properties, and APIs to align with the latest platform standards. |
| POCP-75670 | Bulk Registration of Non-Personalized Coupons with Input Count | Added a new bulk endpoint |
| POCP-76445 | Customer Session Start | Enhanced the Customer Session
Start |
Resolved Issues
This release contains no new features.