Releases: Pierre-Lannoy/wp-sessions
Releases · Pierre-Lannoy/wp-sessions
Version 2.4.0
Added
- It's now possible to hide the main PerfOps One menu via the
poo_hide_main_menu
filter or each submenu via thepoo_hide_analytics_menu
,poo_hide_consoles_menu
,poo_hide_insights_menu
,poo_hide_tools_menu
,poo_hide_records_menu
andpoo_hide_settings_menu
filters (thanks to Jan Thiel).
Changed
- Updated DecaLog SDK from version 1.2.0 to version 2.0.0.
- Improved message in case there's no session to delete.
Fixed
- There may be name collisions for some functions if version of WordPress is lower than 5.6.
- The main PerfOps One menu is not hidden when it doesn't contain any items (thanks to Jan Thiel).
- In some very special conditions, the plugin may be in the default site language rather than the user's language.
- The PerfOps One menu builder is not compatible with Admin Menu Editor plugin (thanks to dvokoun).
Version 2.3.1
Changed
- New redesigned UI for PerfOps One plugins management and menus (thanks to Loïc Antignac, Paul Bonaldi, Axel Ducoron, Laurent Millet, Samy Rabih and Raphaël Riehl for their invaluable help).
- It's now possible to set an idle time of 36, 48 and 72 hours.
- There's now a
perfopsone_advanced_controls
filter to display advanced plugin settings.
Fixed
- In some conditions, the plugin may be in the default site language rather than the user's language.
Version 2.3.0
Added
- Compatibility with WordPress 5.8.
- Integration with DecaLog SDK.
- Traces and metrics collation and publication.
- It's now possible to customize messages in case of forbidden access (thanks to Jon Cuevas).
- New option, available via settings page and wp-cli, to disable/enable metrics collation.
Changed
- It's now possible to set an idle time of 15, 30 and 45 minutes (thanks to pgray).
- Improved internal IP detection: support for cloud load balancers.
- It's now possible to set from 1 to 9 sessions per user.
- [WP-CLI]
sessions status
command now displays DecaLog SDK version too.
Version 2.2.0
Added
- Compatibility with WordPress 5.7.
- New values and more granularity for cookie durations and idle timeouts.
Changed
- Consistent reset for settings.
- Improved translation loading.
- [WP_CLI]
sessions
command have now a definition and all synopsis are up to date.
Fixed
- In Site Health section, Opcache status may be wrong (or generates PHP warnings) if OPcache API usage is restricted.
Version 2.1.0
Added
- Compatibility with WPS Hide Login.
- Compatibility with Loginizer.
- Compatibility with LifterLMS.
Fixed
- Sorting sessions by "idle" field may produce errors.
- Limiter may fail to limit sessions with some early-initializer plugins (thanks to vadimfish).
Version 2.0.0
Added
- [WP-CLI] New command to manage active sessions: see
wp help sessions active
for details. - [WP-CLI] New command to set role operation mode: see
wp help sessions mode
for details. - [WP-CLI] New command to toggle on/off main settings: see
wp help sessions settings
for details. - [WP-CLI] New command to display Sessions status: see
wp help sessions status
for details. - [WP-CLI] New command to display Sessions: see
wp help sessions analytics
for details. - Privileges computation can be set as 'cumulative' or 'least' on sites using multiple roles per users. May be a breaking change if you're in this case, please verify your settings.
- New failsafe for
auth_cookie_expired
hook to avoid infinite loops. - New Site Health "info" section about shared memory.
- Compatibility with WordPress 5.6.
Changed
- The analytics dashboard now displays a warning if analytics features are not activated.
- Improvement in privileges computation and enforcement.
- Improvement in the way roles are detected.
- Improved layout for language indicator.
- If GeoIP support is not done via IP Locator, the flags are now correctly downgraded to emojis.
- Anonymous proxies, satellite providers and private networks are now fully detected when IP Locator is installed.
- Admin notices are now set to "don't display" by default.
- Improved IP detection (thanks to Ludovic Riaudel).
- Improved changelog readability.
- The integrated markdown parser is now Markdown from Carsten Brandt.
- Prepares PerfOps menus to future versions.
Fixed
- [SEC001] User may be wrongly detected in XML-RPC or Rest API calls.
- The remote IP can be wrongly detected when behind some types of reverse-proxies.
- The count of cleaned sessions may be wrong when "Delete All Sessions" is used.
- In admin dashboard, the statistics link is visible even if analytics features are not activated.
- With Firefox, some links are unclickable in the Control Center (thanks to Emil1).
- When site is in english and a user choose another language for herself/himself, menu may be stuck in english.
- Some graph labels are wrong.
- The analytics page contains unclosed HTML tags.
Removed
- Parsedown as integrated markdown parser.
- Strict vs. permissive mode "feature" as the plugin is now pretty stable.
Version 1.2.0
Added
- Compatibility with WordPress 5.5.
- Enhanced compatibility with Jetpack SSO.
- Support for data feeds - reserved for future use.
Changed
- The positions of PerfOps menus are pushed lower to avoid collision with other plugins (thanks to Loïc Antignac).
Fixed
- There's a PHP warning when an admin log in for the first time.
- While connecting via SSO, cookie durations may be wrongly computed.
Removed
- Support for the "Block and send a WordPress error" method when Jetpack SSO is used (because Jetpack SSO can't handle it).
Version 1.1.4
Changed
- In sessions list (tools), clicking on the user name now redirects to its profile edit page.
- Full compatibility with PHP 7.4.
- Automatic switching between memory and transient when a cache plugin is installed without a properly configured Redis / Memcached.
Fixed
- When a session is already expired, the time detail in sessions list may be blank.
Version 1.1.3
Changed
- KPI for active sessions is now a ratio.
- Better consistency between KPI and chart for active sessions.
- Better consistency between KPI and chart for cleaned sessions.
- Better precision for cleaned sessions breakdown.
Version 1.1.2
Changed
- Supports now Wordfence alerting system inconsistency.
Fixed
- When used for the first time, settings checkboxes may remain checked after being unchecked.
- When Wordfence lock out an account, a warning maybe wrongly send to DecaLog.