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3.8.0
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3.8.0

#454 added Stripe as payment method.
#634 added support for a new price type. You can define a price per package now. This new kind of package is applied only once. The minimum price will at least be as high as the package price.

#623 it is now possible to display thumbnails in the order mails/track order page even if they are protected by user group or password.
Decreased the timeout for getting a Google Picasa API token from 12s to 2s.
#518 added an option to a shipping method to allow hiding the address forms in the checkout.
#578 added an option to a payment method to hide/show it based on the cart type (digital, physical, mixed). This way you can hide payment method which would only work for physical items.
#631 improved reliability of the Google Photos import.
#640 Google Photos and local images can how show the exposure time which is part of the EXIF data of an image.

Fixes the user select button on the Google Photos import page.
#626 fixes an issue with the new option for turning off lazy loading of images.
#633 avoids trouble with Braintree if a customer switches the payment method before the Braintree UI was initialized completely.
#635 if an events references a category which is offline, the router does not longer throws an exception.
#636 Servers without curl support or a missing curl_init method will not longer throw exceptions of you use Google Photos tokens to access your photos.
#637 the image set selection for adding an image to the cart was cached in case the Joomla! cache is active.
#638 fixes some count warnings with PHP 7.2

#518 The option to hide address forms in the checkout ins not per shipping method. The option in the components options are gone. Please reconfigure your shipping methods.
The format of JavaScript files has massively changed. While they work like before you should check if your customizations still work.
To see the exposure time, please clear the Google Photos cache and use the Sync Database process for your local files. Both actions will trigger a reload of the image meta data.