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Releases: amnuts/opcache-gui

Public release 3.5.4

25 Oct 19:13
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This release brings in better handling for the JIT status.

Sometimes JIT can be disabled even if you've for the opcache.jit value set to enable it. Now the opcache-gui will make it easier to see if JIT is enabled or not, and if not give a probably reason why. This is shown in the 'General info' section.

If JIT is disabled for any reason, the JIT memory stats will no longer be shown. This was always meant to happen, but the check for JIT being enabled or not didn't take the outside reasons for disabling JIT into consideration.

Full Changelog: 3.5.3...3.5.4

Public release 3.5.3

19 Oct 19:35
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This works around some inconsistencies with links on the opcache page at php.net so that the relevant links on the gui continue to take you to the correct place.

Full Changelog: 3.5.2...3.5.3

Public release 3.5.2

02 Oct 10:24
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What's Changed

  • Removed namespace and use statements from built index.php file by @amnuts in #102

Full Changelog: 3.5.1...3.5.2

Public release 3.5.1

25 Aug 18:04
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Just correcting some version oversight that stopped Packagist displaying the latest version.

Public release 3.5.0

20 Aug 12:51
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What's Changed

  • Add noIndex to the HTML Opcache status page in case the web crawlers
  • Option in the build script to use a different CDN provider for the 3rd-party js libraries
  • Building the interface with local js will now bundle the js inline within the script so it's all contained in one file, rather than separate files for each required dependency. Check out the updated README page for information on rebuilding the interface.

Full Changelog: 3.4.0...3.5.0

Contributors

Thanks to @firassziedan for their first contribution in #95 (noIndex change) and @M-Falken for #94 (a CDN link change)

Public release 3.4.0

02 Aug 23:16
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The biggest change in this release is the ability to be able to rebuild the interface with a different language. Only English and French are supported right now, but hopefully there will be more contributors willing to do a language pack PR!

Another change is the ability to build the interface with the required javascript libraries saved locally rather than accessed remotely. This'll be helpful if you have policies in place that don't allow certain remote files/urls.

Along with that, you can now also configure the date/time format to your choosing, and the file's modified date/time has been added to the output in the file cache list.

Thanks to @Stevemoretz for their contribution in fixing a potential CORS issues, and @bbalet for creating the French language pack.

Full Changelog: 3.3.1...3.4.0

Public release 3.3.1

09 Jan 23:49
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Full Changelog: 3.3.0...3.3.1

Public release 3.3.0

27 Jun 11:56
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This release updates the interface to include information about the JIT usage, and also tidies up some small things.

  • Added JIT buffer graph (optionally able to turn it off)
  • Added JIT information to the memory usage panel
  • Improved the JIT information shown in the directives
  • Fixed a long outstanding interface bug that allowed you to see the 'invalidate all' link even if invalidation option was false
  • Various links updated to use https rather than http

Public release 3.2.1

16 Dec 15:57
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This release includes the following changes:

  • Put back "spaceship operator" so PHP8 doesn't give deprecation warnings (must have been accidentally removed in a previous commit)
  • More refined axios usage when it comes to parameters
  • A little extra formatting on the opcache optimization levels

Public release 3.2.0

08 Dec 22:01
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This release updates the React libraries so that they are the minified production versions and will also be the most current version available.