Historia zmian Migrator Pro

Historia zmian dostępnej wtyczki Migrator Pro: aktualizacje, poprawki i rozwój funkcji dla WooCommerce.

v1.2.1

Fixed: the plugin title label on Freemius notices rendered white on a background measuring 2.37:1, where WCAG AA wants 4.5:1 for text that size. The label now uses the same grey WordPress core uses, at 4.61:1.
Fixed: the public key constant was defined inside the guard for the product id constant, so it would have gone undefined if anything had defined the id first. Harmless today, wrong the moment it is not.

v1.2.0

Changed: scheduled backups, retention and the FTP/folder destinations now belong to the free Migrator plugin. Nothing is lost: your schedule, exclusions and off-site credentials carry across automatically, passwords included. This add-on now contributes the cloud destinations (S3, R2, Backblaze, Wasabi, SFTP, WebDAV, Dropbox, Google Drive), incremental backups and encryption on top of it.
Fixed: deactivating this add-on cleared the backup cron event, which stopped the site's scheduled backups. Scheduling belongs to the free plugin now, so it keeps running.
Fixed: a recovery point could be taken as an incremental link in a chain, or encrypted with the site's passphrase. A rollback taken before a risky operation has to be a plain, readable full archive; it now always is.
Fixed: three listeners (email notifications, the activity log and recovery points) were hooked to an action that no longer fires after the split, so none of them would have run.

v1.1.6

Fixed: the safeguard meant to stop an incremental restore touching the plugin folders themselves compared against the names these plugins had before they were renamed, so it never matched anything on a real installation. It gates the deletion replay as well as the file write, which means restoring a chain that spans a plugin update could delete files inside the running plugin mid-restore. The folder names now come from the installation itself.

v1.1.5

Fixed: in incremental mode the Scheduled Backups screen showed no backups at all, however many had been taken. The list looked for the scheduled marker in the filename, but an incremental run writes full or incr instead, so it matched nothing. The screen now lists all three. Retention is deliberately left looking at the narrower set, because it keeps the newest N and deletes the rest, and a full-mode prune over the wider list could delete the base backup out from under a live incremental chain.
Fixed: the compatibility check against the free plugin could never fire. It required Migrator 0.1.0 or higher, a floor from an era when that was the current version, so a genuinely too-old free plugin would have caused a fatal error rather than the notice this check exists to show. The floor is now 1.2.0, which is where SearchReplace gained the second argument this add-on passes it.

v1.1.4

Fixed: resetting a site left both Migrator and Migrator Pro deactivated. The reset reactivates the two plugins by path so the safety backup it takes first can be restored, but the paths were still the ones the plugins had before they were renamed, so neither matched and both stayed off. They are now derived rather than written out.
Copy: the feature list named six things and the plugin ships eleven. Recovery points, deploying to an empty server, resetting a site, white label, notifications and the activity log were all shipping unlisted. Multisite is described as network to network, which is what the admin screen does.

v1.1.3

Fix: deleting the plugin now removes its options and transients instead of leaving them in the database, on every site of a network. The free plugin's own settings are untouched.

v1.1.2

Copy: the plugin description sold "no size limit" as a PRO feature. The free edition has no size cap to lift, so the description now lists what PRO actually adds. Multisite is described as network to network, which is what the admin does; pulling a single subsite out of a network stays a WP-CLI job.

v1.1.1

Polish, German and Spanish translations for the table sync screen and for the installer's fetch-by-link help text.

v1.1.0

Table sync: import chosen database tables from a backup into a live site and leave the rest of the database alone. Push content from staging to production without rolling back the orders, customers and comments that arrived since the backup was made. Preview what would change first, and the chosen tables are dumped before anything is written, so a failed sync puts them back as they were.
The standalone deploy installer can now fetch the backup itself from a link, including a presigned Amazon S3, Cloudflare R2 or Dropbox URL. A large archive no longer has to come down to your computer and go back up to the new server.

v1.0.2

v1.0.1

v0.5.2

v0.5.1

Maintenance: renamed the plugin slug and text domain to plogins-migrator-pro. No feature changes.

v0.5.0

New off-site destination: SFTP (SSH). Uploads stream straight from disk; authenticate with a password or a private key. No PHP SSH extension required.

v0.4.0

Deploy to a new server: a standalone installer rebuilds the site from a backup on an empty server with no WordPress. It can download WordPress core, extract your files, import the database, rewrite the old URLs and paths (serialization-safe), and write a fresh wp-config.php. New "Deploy" screen hands out the installer with step-by-step instructions.

v0.3.0

New off-site destinations: FTP/FTPS and WebDAV (Nextcloud, ownCloud). Uploads stream straight from disk, and retention prunes the destination like any other.
S3 provider presets: pick Amazon S3, Cloudflare R2, Backblaze B2, Wasabi or DigitalOcean Spaces to fill the endpoint template in one click (all use the proven S3-compatible transport).
The FTP screen warns up front when the server is missing the PHP FTP extension.

v0.2.0

Recovery points: a rolling set of known-good backups you can roll the whole site back to in one click. One is captured automatically after every successful backup, and you can capture one on demand. Each point remembers the site address and database prefix it saved.
Email notifications: get an email when a scheduled backup completes or fails, so a silent failure never slips by. Choose the recipient and which outcomes to send.
Activity log: a newest-first record of backups, restores, off-site copies and recovery points, with a one-click clear.

v0.1.0