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Releases: robwent/w3tc-cache-insights

0.4.0

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@robwent robwent released this 01 Sep 12:30

What's new

  • Self-hosted updates from GitHub. The plugin now checks this repository's releases and offers new versions through the normal WordPress Plugins → Updates screen (via the Update URI header and core's update_plugins_github.com filter). Install this version once manually and all future releases update from the dashboard.
  • Added bin/build.sh, which produces the versioned release zip (w3tc-cache-insights-{version}.zip) that the updater looks for on each release.
  • The updater works whether or not W3 Total Cache is active, and is guarded like the bootstrap so a half-copied deploy can't fatal.

No changes to the dashboard, cleanup, or primer behaviour.

0.3.0

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@robwent robwent released this 13 Aug 13:12
Document enabling the Pro-gated purge log via WP-CLI; reorder backend…

0.2.1

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@robwent robwent released this 08 Jul 17:00
Compact purge log card: parse entries, collapse backtraces, move belo…

0.2.0

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@robwent robwent released this 07 Jul 13:48
Add daily flush counters to the activity log (v0.2.0)

The flush feed is a 50-entry ring buffer, so on busy sites it only
covers the last few minutes and gives no sense of purge VOLUME. Tally
events per day per flush type into a second non-autoloaded option
(pruned to 14 days, one extra write on the existing shutdown persist)
and show the totals as a table above the Recent Flushes feed. Counts
are exposed on the /activity REST response; uninstall removes the
new option.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

0.1.0

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@robwent robwent released this 05 Jul 19:07
Docs: drop 'read-only' framing now that cleanup exists

The plugin is inspection-first but now has one guarded write action
(clean-old), so the blanket 'read-only' wording was inaccurate.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>