Adobe Commerce Magento (2026-09-28)
Added merchant store authentication so that actions, triggers, and data sources read and write data in an Adobe Commerce store:
- Added the OAuth 1.0a connection, which authenticates against a merchant store with an integration's consumer key and access token credentials and takes a Store URL plus an optional Store Code for installations serving multiple store views
- Updated the API Access Key connection to API Access Key (Deprecated); it authenticates against the Adobe Commerce Marketplace Developer portal rather than a merchant store, so it cannot read or write orders, products, customers, or transactions
- Fixed the Select Order, Select Customer, Select Transaction, Product Types, Product Attribute Types, and Product Option Types data sources, which failed to load their options; all six now present their options ordered by label
- Added an optional Look-back Date input for performing an initial sync of records on the New and Updated Records trigger. The initial sync backfills every record modified on or after the specified date, seeding each once and ignoring the trigger's filters; later recurrences are unaffected. Leave it empty to start from the first recurrence with no backfill
- Updated the New and Updated Records trigger to walk a truncated backlog forward in oldest-first order, so a set of changes larger than one recurrence's page cap drains across later recurrences instead of repeating the most recent records
- Updated the Webhook trigger so it no longer offers a synchronous response or a schedule
- Updated every action to raise an API failure as an error carrying
message,data,status, andheadersas fields, replacing the single JSON-encoded message string - Added inline action calling support to 19 actions for improved example output during configuration