Changelog
What changed, release by release. For full diffs and every historical version, see GitHub Releases .
v0.4.0
2026-08-18- Daily key recheck: the plugin now re-verifies your site key against the backend once a day, so a revoked or paused key gets caught automatically instead of only at the next manual test.
- New home: the plugin's default backend endpoint now points at api.hellolog.io — the new helloLOG backend — instead of api.gobird.io. If you're upgrading from 0.3.x, create a site key in the dashboard at app.hellolog.io and reconnect (Settings → paste key → Test connection); keys issued for the old backend do not carry over.
v0.3.2
2026-06-19- Fixed a bug where the queue-flush background job could keep running after a site was disconnected.
- Added a lock around the flush step so two schedulers can never send the same batch twice.
- The queue now drains every 60 seconds instead of 30 — gentler on busy sites, still fast enough to feel live.
v0.3.1
2026-06-10- New: `wp hellolog requeue-dead` — after a backend outage or a key rotation, move everything that failed back into the send queue with one command.
v0.3.0
2026-05-14- The plugin now waits for a verified key before any sensor attaches, so a wrong or revoked key can no longer quietly pile up a dead-letter backlog.
- The status bar now shows three states — Active, Awaiting validation, Not active — instead of just on/off.
- New: `wp hellolog clear-queue` to wipe the local outgoing queue in one shot.
Older releases (0.2.0, 0.1.0) and the full commit history are on GitHub .
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