A new plugin called Changelogify has just landed in the WordPress plugin directory—and it comes with built-in Simple History support. The plugin transforms your activity log into polished, versioned changelogs. What is Changelogify? Changelogify is a free WordPress plugin developed by Eric Swanson that automatically generates versioned changelogs from various event sources. It follows the…
The Simple History community has been asking for practical examples of how to extend the plugin’s functionality, particularly around forwarding log entries to external systems. Following community feedback in issue #427, we’ve published a dedicated github.com/bonny/simple-history-examples that demonstrates how to do this. What’s in the Examples Repository The new repository at github.com/bonny/simple-history-examples contains a fully…
“Chronicle Security Operations” apparently has support for parsing Simple History logs. While I don’t use or know anything about that service myself it may be interested for other users. Here is a brief description of the service: Chronicle is a cloud service, built as a specialized layer on top of core Google infrastructure, designed for…