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The format is based on [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/).
## [0.29.2] - 2026-09-30
### Added
- `core.display_timezone` (env `DISPLAY_TIMEZONE`, default `Europe/Athens`):
the timezone times are shown in, while they stay stored in the app
timezone (UTC). Set as Filament's display timezone, so every admin date
column, entry and picker shows local time (and pickers save UTC), and
available on dates as `->inDisplayTimezone()` for hand-formatted ones —
storefront pages and emails should use it (3dealer's My orders, tracking
timeline and order-placed email do).
### Fixed
- Every time in the admin was shown in UTC — 3 hours behind Greek time in
summer, 2 in winter — including Carrier Vouchers, Pending Vouchers, the
order page's shipments and the order Timeline (whose view core now
overrides, `resources/views/lunarpanel`, since Lunar formats its times by
hand). Manual tracking updates entered in local time were saved as if
they were UTC; they're now converted.
- ACS tracking times (Greek time, no offset) were stored as if they were
UTC; they're now read as Greek time, like ELTA's.
- ELTA multi-parcel sends: Create Shipment with several packages now
creates one shipment per parcel straight away (the extra parcels get
their voucher numbers when the main voucher is issued, on first print),
so the order shows every parcel from the start. Labels follow ELTA's own
client: printing the main voucher prints every parcel in one PDF, each
parcel is numbered `00k/00n` (previously every label said `001/00n`),
the extra parcels show "ΠΟΛΛΑΠΛΗ ΑΠΟΣΤΟΛΗ - MASTER : <main voucher>" and
only the COD warning (the amount is collected on the main voucher), and
on A4 they use ELTA's separate single-parcel layout (`label-a4-child`).
An extra parcel can't be cancelled on its own — ELTA cancels the whole
voucher, so cancelling the main parcel cancels them all.
- The order page's shipments list now updates right after Create Shipment
and Add manual voucher, instead of only on the next page load.
- Pending Vouchers kept ELTA vouchers forever (ELTA has no manifest step,
which is what took ACS vouchers off the list). A voucher now leaves once
its carrier's hand-over step is done: printed for carriers that issue on
print (ELTA), on a manifest for carriers that batch (ACS).
- "Issued Manifests" is hidden from the menu while no registered carrier
uses manifests (ACS is currently off); the page and past manifests stay
reachable.
- Carrier Vouchers: the list shows each voucher's **Source** again, colored
per source (created here green, manual voucher orange, manual carrier
grey, from carrier blue), same on the view page. "Reference sent to the
carrier" was only filled for vouchers the carrier reported; shipments now
save the reference they send (ELTA `pel_ref_no`, ACS `Reference_Key1`,
Box Now `orderNumber`), and older ones show what was sent (the order
reference, or `{reference}-{id}` for Box Now).
- Multi-parcel sends show which voucher is the main one and which parcels
belong to it — "Main voucher · parcel 1 of 3", "Parcel 2 of 3 · of
NZ…GR" — on the order page, Pending Vouchers and Carrier Vouchers (list
and view), via `Shipment::parcelDescription()`.
- Shipping options are now resolved by **place, from the inside out**:
postcode → state → country → unrestricted, and the first place with
usable rates is the whole answer — outer places are not considered. So a
postcode zone offering only Box Now at €4 means customers in that
postcode get only Box Now at €4, even if an unrestricted zone offers Box
Now and ACS at €8. Postcode zones go from the most specific match to the
least (an exact postcode beats a `45*` prefix). Previously Lunar mixed
every matching zone together and kept whichever rate per method it met
first, so the price depended on the order zones were created in.
A place whose rates are all unusable (disabled, outside the customer
group or schedule, stock, weight limits, or an unregistered driver) falls
through to the next one. It finds every zone containing the address in
one query and checks customer groups once for all methods, so it runs a
fixed ~10 queries — no more than Lunar's own resolver, which grew with
each rate. `Modules\Core\Shipping\Support\PlaceShippingRateResolver`
replaces 0.29.1's `RegisteredDriverRateResolver` (its unregistered-driver
check is part of it).
Exclusion lists don't make a place fall through: an excluded product
means "can't be shipped there", so a cart holding one gets that place's
remaining options — or none — never an outer place's rule.
## [0.29.1] - 2026-09-30
### Fixed
- Checkout crashed ("Driver [acs] not supported", a 500) when a shipping
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"name": "boboko/core",
"description": "Core module — authentication and shared panel behaviour",
"type": "library",
"version": "0.29.1",
"version": "0.29.2",
"autoload": {
"psr-4": {
"Modules\\Core\\": "src/"
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{
"name": "@boboko/core",
"version": "0.29.1",
"version": "0.29.2",
"private": true,
"type": "module",
"description": "Portable Stimulus controllers and styles for boboko-core's cart + checkout module. Installed as a real npm dependency (file:../boboko-core in dev, a tagged git install in prod) so a consuming app's `npm install` resolves this package's own dependencies (leaflet, @hotwired/stimulus) transitively, the same way `composer update boboko/*` does for PHP. See CONTRIBUTE.md's \"JS/CSS: a real npm package\" section.",