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Adding transient groups to object type cache

30 Nov 19:16
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1.2.0 release

25 Oct 03:28
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Mostly added some tests. Forgot to tag this a long time ago.

Bug fix for displaying transient data in the admin

10 Oct 03:14
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Previously, there was a bug that prevented the transient data stored in post meta and term meta from being displayed properly. This release fixes that, as well as cleans up some logic, and indenting issues.

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Better docs & fixing formatting issues

16 Jun 20:20
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This small point release is for #31 and #32

Basically cleaned up some code sniffer complaints, and wrote some better documentation with examples of how to use the CLI commands.

1.1.0 Core Improvement Release

06 May 03:59
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In this release we improved the codebase by adding a few nice features, as well as squashed some bugs. You can take a look at exactly what was added here -> https://github.com/dfmedia/DFM-Transients/milestone/2?closed=1 but here is a quick overview of what was added:

  • Created CLI utilities to manage transients
  • Added some new template tags to create better parity with the core Transients API
  • Added a hot-reload mode so you can now set a constant that will regenerate the transient data on every page load. See the readme for better instructions.
  • Created a method to handle retry's. This is handy for external API requests. Again, see the readme for some more info
  • Some bug fixes

Moving creation of async handler hooks to later on in the load process

20 Jan 19:35
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This release moves the creation of the async handler hooks to a hook that fires later on in the load process. This allows the registration of transients to happen later than the after_setup_theme hook.

First Stable Release

13 Dec 17:10
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This is the first stable release of the plugin. It has been out in production for DFM for about a month, but this marks the first official "release" for the plugin.

Currently; I am planning to do another release by the end of the year with some improvements to the core functionality of the plugin. The features planned for that release can be seen here: https://github.com/dfmedia/DFM-Transients/milestone/2

From now on, development for this plugin will happen on the newly created develop branch, and will then be merged into master when it is ready for release.