v1.0.2

• Changed: The share table no longer edits filters inline. The three cramped controls are replaced by a read-only summary of the active filter, so a link's scope stays visible at a glance without crowding the row. Filters are set when the link is created; to change one, create a new link.

v1.0.1

• Fixed: Administrative fields could not be selected as a share filter. Display and filtering shared one allowlist, so excluding a field from the viewer also removed it from the filter selector — dropping exactly the hidden grouping keys a filter is most useful for. The two surfaces are now separate: filtering on such a field exposes nothing, since the value is set by an administrator and the field is still never rendered as a column. Administrative entries are labelled as such in the selector.

v1.0.0

• Initial release.
• New: Share CRUD with readonly and login-required flags, optional expiry, and CSV/XLSX export.
• New: Entry filters scope a share link to a subset of entries, enforced on the table, the export, and the per-entry edit route.
• New: Comment columns, optionally synced across the share links of one form.
• New: Inline editing with a rolling Gravity Forms note as audit trail.
• New: GitHub release update detection with a View details modal.
• Fixed: Fields set to Administrative visibility were exposed in public share views; only the legacy adminOnly flag was checked, which recent Gravity Forms versions no longer set.
• Fixed: Admin table icons sat below their buttons and headers overlapped on WordPress 7.
• Improved: Exports fetch entries in batches instead of re-querying the whole set, and per-request caching removes repeated share lookups and JSON decoding.