Changelog

Our Checkout supports license renewals even when the original pricing (quota) has been deleted. In such cases, the Checkout intelligently selects the closest pricing the license can be migrated to, based on its quota and activation count. When this happens, the Checkout also shows a notice to the buyer explaining the change.

However, we identified a regression in this flow where the notice could appear in unintended cases, especially for licenses whose quota had been changed from the Developer Dashboard. We found the root cause and deployed a fix. In addition, we improved the UX of the notice so it is clearer for buyers.

This week we’re deploying a few small quality-of-life fixes to our Checkout.

The back button now aligns properly within the vertical space around the Checkout area. Previously, it was incorrectly pushing the Checkout form downward.

The Checkout also now correctly identifies an edge case in bundles where buyers try to upgrade a child license from a child product’s context. We now block this path and prompt the buyer to use the correct Checkout instead, helping avoid a confusing upgrade flow.