Releases: quebecstudio-mods/statamic-consent-kit
Releases · quebecstudio-mods/statamic-consent-kit
Release list
6.0.8
Fixed
- The settings screen says when the register is dormant. A site whose
configuration asks for a register without the Pro edition was told what Pro
adds, but not that nothing is being written. The register’s own screen said
it; the screen holding the switch did not.
Changed
- The settings screen names the free edition by what it does rather than by
its handle.
6.0.7
6.0.6
Added
- A check that every string the addon asks to translate resolves, run with the
rest. Nothing here renders a screen, so nothing else would notice a key the
wording no longer carries. - The settings screen warns, when the cookie table is styled with Tailwind,
that Tailwind scans no package and the classes have to be pointed at.
Changed
- The README opens on what the addon does and what the Pro edition adds,
rather than on how it is put together. The Marketplace shows it as the
product description.
6.0.5
Fixed
- Retention answers to the records, not to the switch. Turning the register
off stopped expiry, so decisions already kept — which can carry an address
and a user agent — stayed indefinitely. They go on expiring now. Turning the
register off still stops new decisions being written. - The documentation said to publish
config/cookie-consent.phpwhile
installing. That file pins every key it declares, so following it left almost
every setting read-only. It is optional, and says so. - The editions example left out the
addonskey, so Pro never turned on when
it was copied as written. - The settings screen, the register and the purge utility are named and placed
as the panel shows them.
6.0.4
6.0.3
6.0.2
6.0.1
Changed
- The English control panel follows one casing rule, the one Statamic titles
its own interface with: title case for labels, titles, headings and column
names, sentence case for permissions, buttons, links and options. The
permissions, the export and filter buttons and the listing options were
titled as if they were labels.