Magento Open Source 2.0.7 Release Notes

We are pleased to present Magento Open Source (formerly Community Edition) 2.0.7. This release includes one functional fix.

Backward-incompatible changes are documented in Magento 2.0 Backward Incompatible Changes.

Fixed issue

The payment gateway now works as expected in a Magento installation running PHP 7.0.3. Previously, when you would place an order in an installation running PHP 7.0.3, the checkout page would become unresponsive, and the transaction would not appear in the payment gateway. (GITHUB-2984, GITHUB-2878, GITHUB-3305, GITHUB-4076).

System requirements

Our technology stack is built on PHP and MySQL. Magento 2.0.1 and later support PHP 5.5, 5.6, 7.0.2, and MySQL 5.6. For more information, see System Requirements.

Installation instructions

New installations

New users can now complete a full installation of Magento Open Source 2.0.7 from an archive file on the Download page.

Download a new installation

1. Go to the Magento Open Source Download page.

2. Under Full Release, select a format for the download archive file. Then, click Download.

3. Follow the Magento installation instructions.

Install a new installation with Composer

1. Go to the Magento Open Source Download page.

2. Under Download with Composer, click Download.

3. Follow the instructions to download Composer, and get the Magento Open Source metapackage.

Upgrade existing installations

This section discusses how to upgrade to 2.0.7.

Upgrade using the Setup Wizard

Use the instructions in Start System Upgrade. When prompted to choose a version, choose 2.0.7.

Upgrade an existing installation from the GitHub repository

Developers who contribute to the Open Source codebase can upgrade manually from the Magento Open Source GitHub repository.

1. Go to the Contributing Developers page.

2. Follow the instructions to pull the updates from the repository and update using Composer.

Upgrade using the command line

To upgrade to 2.0.7 using the command line:

1. Log in to your Magento server as, or switch to, the Magento file system owner.

2. Change to the directory in which you installed the Magento software.

   For example, cd /var/www/html/magento2

3. Enter the following command to disable the cache:

   php bin/magento cache:disable
   

4. Enter the following commands in the order shown:

   composer require <product> 2.0.7 --no-update
   composer update
   

   To upgrade to Magento Open Source 2.0.7, enter:

   composer require magento/product-community-edition 2.0.7 --no-update
   composer update
   

5. If prompted, enter your authentication keys.

6. Update the database schema and data:

    php bin/magento setup:upgrade
   

7. Enter the following command to enable the cache:

   php bin/magento cache:enable
   

Migration toolkits

The Data Migration Tool helps transfer existing Magento 1.x store data to Magento 2.x. This command-line interface includes verification, progress tracking, logging, and testing functions. For installation instructions, see Install the Data Migration Tool. Consider exploring or contributing to the Magento Data Migration repository.

The Code Migration Toolkit helps transfer existing Magento 1.x store extensions and customizations to Magento 2.0.x. The command-line interface includes scripts for converting Magento 1.x modules and layouts.