更新日志
PushBundle 新变化
新功能、改进和修复——持续定期发布。
- Improved
Routine security improvements
As part of our regular security review we updated app components and tightened access checks.
Why it Matters:
Your store and your shoppers keep working with an app that is reviewed and kept up to date, with nothing for you to do.
- Improved
Saving a "sell as bundle only" bundle no longer un-hides its products
On a multi-product Mix & Match bundle with "Sell selected products as bundle only" turned on, every save made all of its component products visible on your storefront for a few seconds before hiding them again — even when you had only changed the bundle's title. Saves now leave those products untouched, and big bundles save noticeably faster. Two related cases are fixed as well: a product used by two bundle-only bundles stays hidden while either bundle still needs it, and deleting a bundle-only bundle puts its products back on sale.
Why it Matters:
Products you only want sold inside a bundle stay off your storefront while you edit, so no shopper can buy them separately by chance, and your product list is left in the right state after you delete a bundle.
- Improved
Bundle discounts now create even when both discount names are taken
If your store already had automatic discounts named "Bundle" and "PushBundle - Do not delete", PushBundle could not create the discount it needs: the warning banner stayed in place and Retry failed every time. The app now picks a free name instead, creates its discount and clears the banner.
Why it Matters:
Cross-sell combo discounts, and free shipping and free gifts on Mix & Match and Build Your Own Box bundles, only apply once that discount exists — so those offers now reach your shoppers on stores where those names were already in use.
- Improved
Editing a bundle no longer piles up duplicate product images
When you changed the products in a Mix & Match bundle and saved, the bundle product picked up another full copy of every component product's image, so shoppers saw the same photos repeated in the gallery. After enough saves the product reached Shopify's limit of 250 images and saving failed with "Failed to update bundle". Saving a bundle now keeps one image per component product, however often you edit it.
Why it Matters:
Your bundle product pages stay tidy for shoppers instead of showing the same picture over and over, and you can keep adding and removing products in a large bundle without the save breaking.
- Improved
Bundle prices now stay correct when a shopper switches currency
On multi-currency stores, a Mix & Match bundle that was already in the cart when the shopper changed currency could end up at a different price from the same bundle built after the switch, and could show a crossed-out saving that did not match the bundle's real discount. Bundles now keep the proper price for the market the shopper is in, and the saving shown matches the discount you set.
Why it Matters:
Shoppers see one consistent bundle price whichever currency they browse in, and what you are paid no longer depends on when during their visit they switched.
- Improved
Sell your bundles in person with Shopify POS
Your PushBundle bundles can now be sold at the counter through Shopify POS. Tick "Point of Sale" in a bundle's Sales channels card — or turn on "Sell on Point of Sale" in the Build Your Own Box publish drawer — and your staff will find that bundle in the PushBundle tile on the POS home screen, search it by name, choose variants or components, and add it to the cart. All four bundle types are supported, prices, tier discounts and free gifts match the online store with no manual edits, component inventory comes off the POS location, and POS orders count towards your bundle revenue in analytics. POS selling is available on every plan; Mix & Match subscription bundles and open-ended quantity offers are not on POS yet.
Why it Matters:
Customers in your shop or at a pop-up get the same bundle offers as the ones you run online, and your in-store bundle sales finally show up alongside everything else.
- Improved
Every bundle editor now lists save errors in the same place
The Volume and Build Your Own Box editors now show the same red banner at the top of the page that Mix & Match and Cross-sell already use, listing everything blocking your save in one place instead of only marking fields or flashing a message that disappears. In Build Your Own Box each item names where the field lives, and clicking it opens that step or drawer and scrolls straight to the field. The banner is translated in every admin language.
Why it Matters:
You can see every problem with a bundle at once and fix them in a single pass, rather than pressing Save over and over to discover the next thing that is wrong.
- Improved
Changing a cross-sell bundle's display area no longer removes your other bundles
When you edited a Cross-sell combo pack bundle and switched its bundle offer display area to a different type — from "Included products" to "Specific products" or "Specific collections", for example — the app replaced everything already attached to those products or collections. Other PushBundle offers on them, including other cross-sell bundles and single-product Mix & Match bundles, disappeared without any warning. The app now adds the offer alongside what is already there.
Why it Matters:
Your other bundles stay put on their product and collection pages after an edit, so shoppers keep seeing every offer you set up and you have no silently broken bundles to rebuild.
- Improved
Bigger Mix & Match and Build Your Own Box carts now add and price correctly
Shoppers can now add far more bundle items to one cart before the app turns them away — a single bundle line can hold around 150 items, where the practical ceiling used to be about 56. If a cart does go past the limit, it is now the most recently added bundle that stays at regular price, so bundles already in the cart keep their discount. The "room for N more" message on your storefront counts every Mix & Match and Build Your Own Box line in the cart, and no longer counts a pack's free gift.
Why it Matters:
Large-basket shoppers are no longer blocked part-way through building a bundle, and a cart that reaches the ceiling never quietly drops the discount on something the shopper had already added.
- Improved
Set one price for a Build Your Own Box bundle
Build Your Own Box has a new Set bundle price offer. Enter a single price and that is what the bundle costs — on the bundle page, in the cart and at checkout — whatever the shopper picks and however many items they choose. Boxes, cards and wrappers count towards that price instead of being added on top, item prices and strikethroughs are hidden so shoppers see only the one figure, and the bundle's own product lists at that price in collections and search. Point of Sale does not price set-price bundles yet.
Why it Matters:
You can run a straightforward "build your box for 50" offer, which is far easier to advertise than a percentage off a total that shifts with every selection a shopper makes.
- Improved
Build Your Own Box bundles now notice when their product has been deleted
If the product behind a Build Your Own Box bundle was deleted in Shopify at a moment the app could not see the change — for example while it was uninstalled — activating the bundle looked like it worked but left it pointed at the missing product. Live Preview opened a dead page and saving the bundle again did not help. The bundle now spots that its product is gone and shows the product-deleted notice, just as it does when the deletion is picked up straight away.
Why it Matters:
You can tell at a glance that a bundle needs its product rebuilt, instead of one that looks active but cannot be previewed or sold.
- Improved
Routine security improvements
As part of our regular security review we updated app components and tightened access checks. Nothing changes in how you build or run your bundles, and no action is needed on your side.
Why it Matters:
Reviewing and updating these checks on a regular basis keeps your store's data protected as the app grows.
- Improved
The List layout now works for multi-product Mix & Match bundles
Multi-product Mix & Match bundles can use the List layout too. Each product gets one row showing its image, name, how many options it has and its lowest price after the discount. Products with options open the familiar options pop-up from a See options button and carry a badge with how many are already in the pack; products without options get the same Add to Cart button and quantity stepper as the single-product list. The customizer adds controls for the See options button, the count badge and the From label.
Why it Matters:
Shoppers see your whole range on one screen, pick options in a single tap and always know how many of each product they have added — handy when a bundle draws on several products that each come in several options.
- Improved
A new List layout for single-product Mix & Match bundles
Mix & Match bundles built from one product's variants can now use a List layout as well as the Grid. Each variant sits on its own row with its image, name, stock and price, plus an Add to Cart button that becomes a quantity stepper once the shopper adds one, and a running pack total under the list. In the customizer you can restyle the button and image size and switch off the pack heading, stock, price or images.
Why it Matters:
If you sell one product in a dozen shades, flavours or sizes, shoppers can compare every variant at a glance and fill a pack in a few taps instead of scrolling a tall grid of cards — on phones as well as desktop.
- Improved
Build Your Own Box no longer stops the whole cart from expanding
A Build Your Own Box bundle that combined a box, card or wrapper you create in the app with a step discount could stop every bundle in the cart from expanding into its items. The box checked out as a single line at 0.00, the order arrived with none of the items inside it, and any Mix & Match, Cross-Sell or Volume bundle in the same cart stayed unexpanded too. These bundles are now priced in one pass, so the cart expands every time.
Why it Matters:
Orders from Build Your Own Box arrive with every item listed, so your team can see what to pack, and shoppers are charged the total shown on the bundle page. This was most likely to go wrong for shoppers paying in currencies such as yen, won or rupees.