This release adds more filtering options, both in the frontend and in the REST API and WP-CLI. It also contains some bug fixes – and for the adventurous users we have two new experimental features 🚀.
Full changelog
Added
- Add filter options to the WP-CLI events list command #570
- Add ungrouped events support for the Log Query API and the REST API. This will get you a list of events without grouping them by occasion. This is useful for getting a simple list of events without the overhead of grouping.
- Add support for filtering/querying by context in the log query and REST API.
- Add search filter for initiators. This allows you to filter events by the initiator, e.g. “Web user”, “WordPress user”, “WP-CLI”, “Other”. Support is added the search GUI and to the REST API.
- Add footer to dashboard widget with links to the blog, support and premium features.
- Add filters to customize plugin update details. Plugin authors can now add custom information about new features and improvements when their plugins are updated. This is done using the filter
simple_history/pluginlogger/plugin_updated_details/{plugin-slug}/{version}. For example, to add custom details for Simple History version 5.14.0, use the filtersimple_history/pluginlogger/plugin_updated_details/simple-history/5.14.0:).
New experimental features
These features are experimental and may change in future releases.
You need to have experimental features enabled in the settings to use them.
- Sidebar panel on the Gutenberg block editor showing Simple History events for the current post.
- Core Files Integrity Logger to detect and monitor modifications to WordPress core files through automated checksum verification.
Fixed