FastStore v4.4.0 introduces CMS-backed pages for My Account for B2B Buyer Portal (Closed Beta), which now also supports the Localization feature (Closed Beta), an improved CMS sync flow, locale fixes for Intelligent Search, and versioned Authenticator API routes.
⚠️ Follow the instructions in Updating the CLI package version to upgrade to
v4.4.0and keep your store up-to-date with the following updates.
Bug Fix
Versioned Authenticator routes for My Account B2B Buyer Portal (PR: #3398)
FastStore now uses versioned Authenticator API routes for password reset flows. The password reset and authentication start requests now include the v1 segment in the API path, following the expected Authenticator route format.
Stores using FastStore My Account password reset should upgrade to v4.4.0 to avoid issues when unversioned Authenticator paths are deprecated. No configuration changes are required, and no deprecation date has been set at this time.
Improvement
CMS aware cms-sync command (PR: #3406)
The faststore cms-sync command now supports stores using the CMS. Previously, these stores had to run schema generation and upload commands separately. Now, the command identifies the store's CMS setup and automatically runs the appropriate sync flow.
For stores using the CMS, the command includes schema generation and upload in the sync process. It also checks the VTEX CLI version and verifies the authenticated VTEX account before running schema generation.
Stores using the CMS should upgrade to v4.4.0 and run faststore cms-sync instead of separate schema commands. Stores using the Headless CMS (legacy) integration see no workflow change.
Localization feature (Closed Beta)
Sync Intelligent Search locale with URL on navigation (PR: #3405)
FastStore now keeps Intelligent Search queries aligned with the active URL locale during client-side navigation.
Previously, stores using the Localization feature (Closed Beta) could experience stale locale data after switching locales or using browser back and forward navigation. This could cause Product Listing Pages, search results, or shelves to display product information in the wrong locale.
With this update, FastStore derives the search locale from the active route and prioritizes the locale selected in the URL. This helps ensure product names and slugs update correctly after a locale switch.
Stores with localization.enabled should upgrade to v4.4.0 and verify that Product Listing Pages, search pages, and shelves are accessible under locale-prefixed URLs. No configuration changes are required.
CMS-backed My Account for B2B Buyer Portal pages (PR: #3354)
My Account for B2B Buyer Portal pages can now use CMS content. Previously, these pages relied on hardcoded English copy and could not be customized.
This update adds CMS content types and section schemas for My Account for B2B Buyer Portal pages, including profile, orders, order details, user details, security, and unauthorized access. If CMS content is available, My Account for B2B Buyer Portal pages render the published content. If CMS content is empty or unavailable, pages continue to render with default English content.
Merchants can use the CMS to localize labels, reorder sections, and customize order status badges. Stores with localization.enabled should upgrade to v4.4.0 and run the faststore cms-sync in the terminal.
i18n support for My Account for B2B Buyer Portal navigation (PR: #3400)
My Account for B2B Buyer Portal routes now preserve the active locale during navigation and server-side redirects.
Previously, private My Account routes could drop the locale prefix when users navigated between account pages or were redirected on the server side. For example, a user could be redirected from /pt-BR/pvt/account/orders to /pvt/account/orders.
With this update, My Account links, filters, pagination, order details, and server-side redirects preserve the active locale. Price and date formatting also follow the locale from the current route.
Stores with localization.enabled and path-based bindings should upgrade to v4.4.0 and verify My Account navigation, redirects, and formatting under locale-prefixed URLs.