v1.28.0

Update Policy knows the standalone by either name

The Update Policy module stands down when the standalone plugin is installed — a site running both would put two filters on one update transient and show two screens saying the same thing. That standalone was renamed Digitizer Update Hold for the WordPress.org directory, and the module now recognises it under either name.

• Both spellings count. A site that adopted the standalone before the rename still has the old class. Recognising only the new one would have silently un-stood-down exactly those sites — the failure the stand-down exists to prevent.
• The note names the screen that is actually there. Two things vary: which build is installed, and whether this is a network. Naming either wrongly sends someone hunting for a menu item their site does not have. The sentence now describes the installed build, under Network Admin > Settings on a network and under Settings on a single site.

Packaging

msgfmt had left a byte-for-byte copy of the Hebrew catalog at the repository root, which nothing loads and every release ZIP carried. Removed, and the command that produced it now discards its output. This download is 86 KB lighter than the last.

No settings change, nothing to migrate.