1.3.0

Activated as a plugin, it now registers its screens by itself.

Installing User Tags from wordpress.org previously left the site with no interface at all: the screens sat behind user_tags_enable_admin, a filter only a bundling plugin knew to set. The listing would have shipped something that appears to do nothing.

The default is now whether a copy is installed as a plugin in its own right — its directory sitting directly inside wp-content/plugins rather than further down inside somebody else's plugin. Bundled-only installs still default to off, which is the case the filter was added for, and a bundling plugin still opts in the same way:

add_filter( 'user_tags_enable_admin', '__return_true' );

Every registered copy is considered, not only the one that booted: if the plugin is active, its screens should not vanish because another plugin happened to bundle a newer copy that runs instead.

user_tags_diagnostics() reports standalone.

199 tests.