- 0.5.2 · WordPress.org release
Directory screenshots
Added real desktop and mobile screenshots and captions to the WordPress.org plugin listing. Diagnostic and repair behavior is unchanged.
- 0.5.1 · WordPress.org release
Post-repair verification
Added protected one-click rechecking of published product HTML after a confirmed repair.
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0.3.5 · internal
Recovery of missed scheduled scans
An hourly WP-Cron watchdog checks for missing batch events following interrupted PHP execution. Declared minimum PHP is now 8.2.
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0.3.4 · internal
Transactional queue handling
Transactional URL enqueue and finalization, multi-process MySQL concurrency verification and safe retries for transient database failures.
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0.3.3 · internal
Admin UI and testing
Responsive WordPress Tools screen, scoped styles, desktop/mobile browser checks, WP-Cron verification and PHP 8.2–8.5 tests.
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0.3.2 · internal
Explicit cancellation
Controlled cancellation of active audits with safeguards against writes after cancellation; PHP 8.5 checks.
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0.3.1 · internal
Queue safety and history retention
90-day MySQL history retention, preservation of five most recent completed jobs, cleanup limited to 500 records per cron pass. Verified retries, expired leases and paused-job finalization.
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0.3.0 · internal
More precise Schema checks
Improved ProductGroup and variant analysis, fewer false conflicts, price and entity-identity checks, grouped findings and example affected pages.
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0.2.2 · internal
Localization and scope safeguards
RU/EN admin translations, manual-scan history, additional same-site scope safeguards, clearer errors and HTML size limits.
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0.2.1 · internal
Publisher identification
LIOSFERA identified as publisher; the WordPress plugin remains independent of LIO CMS.
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0.2.0 · internal
Bulk auditing foundation
Local MySQL job queue, pause and resume, grouped findings, change fingerprints and CSV export.
Published changes above are verified against the official WordPress.org changelog; earlier development entries remain historical. Test compatibility in staging before production use.
