0.29.1 — a test button for the Slack webhook

A Send a test message button beside the Slack webhook field on the Logging tab.

It posts to whatever is in the field — saved or not — waits for Slack's answer and reports it. Ordinary log traffic is fire-and-forget, so a webhook Slack rejects otherwise fails silently.

Requires lauzis/wp-plugin-packages ^1.16; this repo does not track composer.lock, so run composer update on deploy.

0.29.0 — Slack webhook for logs

Log entries can now be posted to a Slack incoming webhook.

A webhook URL and a Send to Slack choice — errors only (the default) or every entry — on the Logging tab. Errors are posted even with logging switched off, which is the case worth having: a submission whose notification never sent is not something anybody discovers by opening the Logs page a week later.

• Fire-and-forget, so a submission never waits on Slack; a webhook Slack rejects fails quietly.
• Only https:// URLs are used: the webhook URL is itself a credential.

The README gains a Changelog section (this repo had none). Note that the previous tag here was v0.21.0 while the plugin had been released up to 0.28.1 — this tag brings the two back in step.

Requires lauzis/wp-plugin-packages ^1.15; this repo does not track composer.lock, so run composer update on deploy.