Releases: putyourlightson/craft-blitz
Releases · putyourlightson/craft-blitz
5.4.0
4.19.0
5.3.4
Fixed
- Fixed a bug in which the cached page count of sites that contained the paths of other sites could be inaccurately displayed in the Blitz Cache utility.
4.18.4
Fixed
- Fixed a bug in which the cached page count of sites that contained the paths of other sites could be inaccurately displayed in the Blitz Cache utility.
5.3.3
Fixed
- Fixed a bug in which the priority of refresh cache and driver jobs was interpreted as
0when set tonull. - Fixed an issue in which the priority of batch jobs could be a negative number and therefore jobs would never complete.
4.18.3
Fixed
- Fixed a bug in which the priority of refresh cache and driver jobs was interpreted as
0when set tonull. - Fixed an issue in which the priority of batch jobs could be a negative number and therefore jobs would never complete.
4.12.0
{warning} Polyfills for IE have been removed from the Blitz inject script due to
polyfill.iohaving been compromised.
Added
- Added a new
excludedTrackedElementQueryParamsconfig setting that can be used to exclude params when storing tracked element queries.
Changed
- Reverted deleting expired URIs from the database immediately when refreshing expired cache, as it could cause cached pages not to be refreshed (#624).
- Tracked element queries that have invalid params or that cannot be executed are now deleted when refreshing the cache.
- Tracked entry queries can now determine source IDs from a structure ID.
- Optimised the params that are stored on tracked element queries.
- Made the ordering of items displayed in the Blitz diagnostics utility deterministic.
Removed
- Removed the
fetch,PromiseandCustomEventpolyfills for IE from the Blitz inject script – if you need to support IE, you will need to add the polyfills yourself.
3.15.0
{warning} Polyfills for IE have been removed from the Blitz inject script due to
polyfill.iohaving been compromised.
Removed
- Removed the
fetch,PromiseandCustomEventpolyfills for IE from the Blitz inject script – if you need to support IE, you will need to add the polyfills yourself (#677).