1.5.0

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1.4.0

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1.3.1

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1.3.0

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1.2.0

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1.1.1

[1.1.1] - 2026-08-11

Fixed

• Bonded-pair badges vanished from listing grids, sliders and favourites
  modals. A bonded pet showed its badge on its own page and nowhere else, so
  the two animals looked adoptable separately in exactly the places a visitor
  browses.

  summary and grid request the computed is_bonded_pair and
  bonded_pair_names but not the api_fields they are derived from, and
  hydration narrowed api_fields to the shape before computing. Those fields
  therefore derived from a partial entity and always resolved to false.
  Introduced in 1.1.0 by the provider-decoupling work, which moved the
  computation from the always-present API snapshot onto the shape-filtered
  entity.

  Fixed structurally rather than per-field: api_fields hydrate in full and the
  output is narrowed at the end, so a computed field always sees a complete
  entity. Measured at 0.7ms per pet and zero extra queries for a 60-pet grid.

1.1.0

[1.1.0] - 2026-08-11

Renamed to ShelterKit Pets. The slug, text domain and main plugin file all
changed with it; the plugin's internal naming (Petsync\, PETSYNC_) and every
stored identifier — post type, taxonomies, meta keys, option names, cron hooks
and all 21 block names — deliberately did not, so no placed block or stored
record is affected.

Added

• Import pets from CSV. Pets → Import, and wp shelterkit import. Column
  headings are matched loosely, so "Good with dogs?" finds the right field and a
  shelter's existing spreadsheet needs no renaming. A preview shows exactly what
  will be added, changed or skipped — including any heading that could not be
  placed — and nothing is written until it is confirmed. Re-uploading a corrected
  sheet updates rather than duplicates, matching on microchip number. Imported
  pets count as hand-entered, so a later sync never overwrites or unpublishes
  them.
• Export pets to CSV and JSON. Pets → Export, and wp shelterkit export.
  Two modes: portable re-imports, full includes computed fields for reading.
  Both use the same column schema as the importer, so an export can be edited in
  a spreadsheet and imported straight back.
• wp shelterkit migrate, so a database upgrade is deliberate and
  observable rather than firing on whichever page load happens to be first.
  --dry-run names every pending migration without writing. The rail no longer
  runs automatically under WP-CLI; web traffic still triggers it as before.
• Provider vocabulary moved into config/providers/<slug>.json. Adding a
  platform is adding a file, not editing PHP. Maps can rename a field, translate
  a value (Adopt-a-Pet sends sex as f/m), invert a polarity, and declare
  nested response paths.
• Fixture-backed maps for Adopt-a-Pet and RescueGroups.org, neither
  verified against a live account and both marked as such in the file. They exist
  to prove the provider layer is general, not to be shipped to a shelter.
• A notice when the provider goes dark. Pets carry _pet_last_seen, so a
  feed that stops returning an animal is visible rather than silent.
• Read abilities offered to MCP clients via meta.mcp.public, after the read
  surface was covered by tests.
• Pet gallery images can be managed from the dashboard.
• A test suite: 248 integration and unit tests at this release.

Changed

• Image sizes are budgeted. A sideloaded photo is capped at 1600px on its
  longest edge and generates only the three sizes the plugin actually renders,
  cutting the pet media footprint by 39%. Filterable via
  petsync_max_image_edge and petsync_rendered_image_sizes. Existing
  attachments are untouched.
• CSV is written and read as RFC 4180 — quotes doubled, no backslash escape —
  which is what Excel and Google Sheets both produce and consume.
• Kennel-card printing now requires edit_others_posts rather than being
  available to any author.
• The canonical field vocabulary is frozen, with two renames carried by a
  migration and one block-binding alias kept for compatibility.

Fixed

• A portable export omitted every pet's description. description is
  computed from the post content, so it never arrived through the editable-field
  list — a backup carried all of a pet's data and none of its story, and
  restoring one produced empty descriptions. Found by the import round-trip.
  Anyone holding an export taken before this release should re-export.
• The gallery lightbox opened behind the page. position: sticky always
  creates a stacking context, even at z-index: auto, so a sticky ancestor
  buried the overlay. Now a native <dialog>, whose top layer escapes every
  stacking context without moving the element.
• Hand-entered pets received no compatibility attribute terms, so they were
  invisible to filtering while looking correct on their own page. Terms are now
  derived from the canonical field rather than from raw provider data.
• Site Editor customisations survived the renames. Migrations 4 and 5
  consolidate template customisations filed under any of the plugin's four
  previous wp_theme namespaces.
• A negative ID passed to the batch-get ability resolved to a real, unrelated
  pet, because absint() takes the absolute value. Three separate occurrences
  fixed to intval() with a positive filter.
• The hero crossfade read state where it should have read context.
• Kennel-card block styles are loaded on the admin screen, so the print sheet
  is styled.

Security

• Visitor favourite and comparison cookies are guarded, and the REST security
  model is documented at Petsync_REST::check_permission.
• Kennel-card ID parsing and plugin deactivation paths are hardened.

1.0.0 — first public release

First public release, prepared for WordPress.org submission.

Install

Download shelter-pets-1.0.0.zip below and install via Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin. Requires WordPress 6.9+ and PHP 8.1+.

The attached zip is the artifact CI built from this tag — not a local build — so it's exactly what passed Plugin Check. Development files are excluded by .distignore, enforced by bin/build-dist.sh.

What's in it

• Adoptable pets as a custom post type, on your own domain and indexed by search engines
• 21 blocks: cards, listing grid, slider, filters, details, gallery, actions, attributes, health, compatibility, comparison, compare bar, favorites, adoption CTA, adoption fee, breadcrumb, tagline, toast notifications, back-to-top
• Taxonomy filtering (species, breed, age, size, sex, colour) plus URL-driven compatibility filters
• Anonymous favorites and side-by-side comparison via the Interactivity API — no login required
• Batched sync from the Petstablished public API, with progress UI and WP-Cron scheduling
• Built on the Abilities API and Block Bindings; server-rendered, no build step
• Uninstall preserves data by default, with an opt-in for full removal

Note on the name

Previously Shelter Pet Sync. Renamed before submission because sync is one way to populate the plugin, not what it is. Nothing was published under the old name, and no stored data changed — the post type, meta keys and options were deliberately left alone.

This plugin is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Petstablished. "Petstablished" is a trademark of its respective owner, used here only to describe compatibility.