Releases: bloglogisticsdev/bloglogistics-remove-comment-feed
Release list
v1.3.2
Update the release workflow so plugin details modal content stays aligned with the README.
Generate the update manifest Installation section from readme.txt.
Generate the update manifest FAQ section from readme.txt.
Remove stale hard-coded Installation and FAQ manifest content.
v1.3.1
Documentation update clarifying BlogLogistics service usage terms while preserving GPL-3.0-or-later licence rights.
- Added BlogLogistics Service Usage Notice to README documentation.
- Added FAQ guidance explaining service use, support, updates, configuration assistance, and replacement work after a site moves away from BlogLogistics.
- Clarified that the notice does not restrict any rights granted under the GPL-3.0-or-later licence.
v1.3.0
Refactor bootstrap and add language files.
Changes:
- Refactor the main plugin file into a bootstrap loader.
- Move the main plugin class into the includes directory.
- Add translation support and bundled language files.
- Add language files for English Australia, English Great Britain, French, German, Spanish, Norwegian Bokmål, Swedish, and Japanese.
- Add Domain Path metadata for bundled language files.
- Add uninstall cleanup for this plugin’s saved settings.
- Preserve update metadata, including icons, banners, Installation, FAQ, Author, and changelog support.
v1.2.5
Add plugin details tabs and author metadata.
Changes:
- Add Installation tab content to the plugin details modal.
- Add FAQ tab content to the plugin details modal.
- Add linked BlogLogistics author metadata to the generated update manifest.
- Keep icon and banner metadata in the generated update manifest.
v1.2.4
Add plugin banners to update metadata.
Changes:
- Add BlogLogistics plugin banner assets.
- Add banner metadata to the generated update manifest.
- Keep icon metadata in the generated update manifest.
- Use the shared BlogLogistics update-server banner URLs for WordPress plugin details screens.
v1.2.3
Add plugin icons to update metadata.
Changes:
- Add BlogLogistics plugin icon assets.
- Add icon metadata to the generated update manifest.
- Use the shared BlogLogistics update-server icon URLs for WordPress update screens and plugin details.
v1.2.2
Move settings under the BlogLogistics admin menu.
Changes:
- Move settings from Settings > Remove Comment Feed to BlogLogistics > Remove Comment Feed.
- Add shared BlogLogistics top-level admin menu with RSS-style Dashicon.
- Keep the configurable blocked comment feed message.
- Keep automated release ZIP and full changelog manifest workflow.
v1.2.1
Add automated release workflow.
Changes:
- Add automated release ZIP and update manifest workflow.
- Keep full changelog generation from readme.txt.
- Keep GitHub release assets as the plugin ZIP download source.
v1.2.0
Modernize plugin for the BlogLogistics update system.
Changes:
- Add BlogLogistics manifest-based updater.
- Add Settings > Remove Comment Feed admin page.
- Add configurable message shown when someone visits a blocked comment feed URL.
- Add reset-to-default message action.
- Keep normal WordPress post, category, and tag feeds available.
- Update requirements to WordPress 7.0 and PHP 8.3.
- Standardize license metadata to GPL-3.0-or-later.
- Add automated release ZIP and manifest workflow.
1.1.0
BlogLogistics Remove Comments Feed – Version 1.1.0
This release introduces new customisation options and significant improvements to performance, structure, and security.
🆕 New
- Introduced a user-friendly settings page to easily toggle the Comments RSS Feed on or off.
You can now find this under Settings > Comment Feeds in your WordPress admin dashboard.
🔧 Improvements
- Enhanced logic for removing comments feed links from the
<head>section of your site,
including those added by themes or plugins that bypass standard WordPress filters. - The plugin continues to disable the comments RSS feed by default, but now provides the option to re-enable it via the settings panel.
🐛 Fixes
- Refactored the codebase into an object-oriented structure (OOP) for improved organisation and compatibility with other plugins.
- Added proper output escaping, direct file access protection, and more reliable use of WordPress hooks and filters for increased security.