WooCommerce

WooCommerce has made block checkout the default path, but the current docs still show real limits around gateways, express wallets, and checkout-field extensions. For stores carrying older plugins or hook-based customizations, the work is still an audit, a fallback decision, integration updates, and full-path testing.

WooCommerce scheduled actions still sit behind order updates, payments, renewals, customer emails, and webhooks. Because Action Scheduler still relies on WP-Cron unless a store hardens the runner, backlogs remain an operations issue with direct commercial consequences.

WooCommerce’s current HPOS guidance is a useful reality check for established stores: this is not just a setting to enable. If your store carries plugin debt, custom reporting, or direct database integrations, HPOS migration needs to be scoped and run like an ops project.