HarborCache 1.1.5

HarborCache 1.1.5 restores the complete HarborCache – Object Cache with Redis plugin name in its WordPress header and readme, matching the existing installed identity so WordPress no longer reports a name mismatch during an upgrade. The settings page now displays the full product title; the compact HarborCache label remains in the admin navigation and dashboard widget.

This release also refreshes nine desktop and mobile screenshots. The images omit the visible plugin version and can be reused for future releases. Cache behavior and Redis key namespaces are unchanged.

Validation: WordPress.org readme validator returned zero errors and warnings; Plugin Check and five runtime performance checks returned no findings; the final ZIP installed in a local WordPress fixture and remained connected to Redis with the 1.1.5 drop-in. No production-site update or load test was performed.

HarborCache 1.1.4

HarborCache 1.1.4

This maintenance release aligns the WordPress plugin identity with the HarborCache dashboard and the submitted directory slug. The Plugins screen uses the same short name shown in the dashboard.

The main plugin header, 258 translatable strings, generated translation catalog and Composer install folder use harborcache-object-cache-with-redis. The owned drop-in resolves this folder while retaining the legacy wp-content/plugins/harborcache path for existing installations and MU loaders. Redis connection settings, cache namespaces, management URLs and cache behavior are unchanged.

The duplicate optional Plugin URI header was removed. The author profile remains in Author URI.

Validation: WordPress Plugin Check (including experimental checks) reports no findings for the submitted slug; five initialized runtime performance checks pass; package installation and activation, Redis cache read/write, translation catalog loading, drop-in identity and 87 runtime assertions pass. WordPress.org manual review remains pending.

HarborCache 1.1.3

HarborCache 1.1.3 reduces repeated wildcard-group matching and inactive command wrappers, and fixes native counter failure replies and forced Relay cache reads. Existing namespace formats, connection settings and the enhanced teal dashboard are preserved.

Download harborcache-1.1.3.zip for WordPress installation. The separate media ZIP contains current logos, banners, favicons and nine fresh desktop/mobile screenshots from a local fixture with demonstration history.

Validation: 1,225 local and 8,632 Linux assertions passed, plus 160 successful concurrent PHP-FPM requests. Linux/MySQL tests cover eight PHP/Redis/WordPress combinations, native codecs, ACL/TLS/socket, concurrent options, outage recovery, WooCommerce and multisite. Relay 0.50.2 passed default/adaptive-policy checks. Plugin Check and the official readme validator reported no findings.

The recorded Linux comparison measured about 7.2% lower PHP CPU than 1.1.2; latency changes were mixed and free Redis Object Cache 3.0.0 still used less CPU. See docs/COMPARISON-1.1.3.md for the full table and evidence boundaries.

Sustained production load, native Relay shared-FPM/topology/failover and real production tracing remain acceptance gates. WordPress.org approval and complete Pro parity are not claimed. No change was deployed to autoscareer.com.

Install the ZIP and refresh the owned drop-in. Keep existing Redis settings. Confirm Connected and version 1.1.3 in Diagnostics, then check your site's normal workflows.

Package SHA256: 7c7ce2dc187c2dc1f7175a8de4b0ea21ba68a077bb9908ccc0a2ba31ecf79803

Final main-branch acceptance: https://github.com/shahidirfan100/harborcache/actions/runs/38214910516 (all nine jobs passed). Benchmark snapshot: run 38213789404, with identical executable PHP/JS/CSS bytes to the release commit.

HarborCache 1.1.2

HarborCache 1.1.2 includes cache correctness and recovery fixes, bounded cleanup, clearer metrics and a revised dashboard with readable fonts and consistent controls.

Download harborcache-1.1.2.zip for WordPress installation. The separate media ZIP contains current logos, banners, favicons and nine fresh desktop/mobile screenshots. Screenshots show a local test site with demonstration chart samples.

SHA256: f9f578f8504e7ad7cb3833024e99504666932e57a3f7d53a63ab4add39957adb

Recorded release validation: 1,213 passing assertions, PHP 7.4 syntax parsing and Plugin Check/readme checks. Publication verified all 610 plugin files against the current source, local installation and extracted ZIP. The release archive was recompressed; historical validation reports retain their original archive checksum.

Linux/MySQL, native Relay concurrency, the full connection/codec matrix, failover, production tracing and production load remain deployment acceptance gates. See docs/ACCEPTANCE.md. WordPress.org approval and universal production readiness are not claimed.