Release history
Every release. Every fix. Fully documented.
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v1.2.3
Added Listing screenshots and captions. No functional changes to the plugin.
v1.2.2
Changed The free build no longer contains any code path that loads paid functionality.
v1.2.0
Changed Renamed to Canary Site Monitor.
Changed All plugin features are now fully functional with no licence gating. Paid features are distributed as a separate plugin and are no longer included in this package.
Changed Prefixed all functions, classes, options, database tables and AJAX actions with csmon_ / CSMON_.
Improved Moved an inline admin script into the enqueued JavaScript file.
Improved Clarified in the readme that the Freemius opt-in is optional and transmits nothing when skipped.
v1.1.5
Changed Moved the Freemius SDK into the vendor directory, per WordPress.org third-party library guidelines.
Improved Updated the Freemius SDK to 2.13.4.
v1.1.4
Changed Renamed for the WordPress.org listing.
v1.1.3
Fixed Packaging fix.
v1.1.2
Security Database repair validates the target table and column against the known-schema registry.
Security The debug log path is confined to wp-content and must be a .log file.
Security CSV exports neutralise leading =, +, – and @ so logged request data cannot execute as a spreadsheet formula.
v1.1.1
Changed The plugin watchdog and the 404 flood monitor are now part of the free version.
v1.1.0
Added Database collation mismatch detection.
Added Rank Math SEO tables added to the known schema registry.
v1.0.0
Added Initial release.