5 versions
MainWP - Maintenance Extension history.
Every release of MainWP - Maintenance Extension is archived here with its changelog, file size, and security scan result. Use the archive to roll back to a stable release or audit what changed between updates.
5 of 5 releases scanned clean
v5.2Latest
June 10, 202637.0 KBScanned
Added
- Ability to pause and resume maintenance schedules for more control over scheduled maintenance tasks.
- Bulk actions for maintenance schedules, allowing users to delete, pause, or resume multiple schedules at once.
- Status tracking for maintenance schedules to provide clearer visibility into schedule activity and failures.
- Target details to the schedules table, showing the number of selected sites, tags, or clients included in each schedule.
- Persistent tracking and UI for per-site failures during maintenance runs.
Improved
- Improved schedule frequency labels to use clearer, more natural wording, such as "Twice per day" instead of "2/Day".
- Improved extension initialization timing to ensure proper loading order with other plugins, enhancing compatibility and reliability during startup.
- logging priority configuration.
Other
- Dev: Database upgrade handling for the new maintenance schedule fields, including `paused`, `last_run_status`, `last_run_error`, `last_failed_at`, and `last_run_failures`.
v5.1Unavailable
March 19, 202627.9 KBScanned
Added
- Automatic cleanup of pending scheduled maintenance when the required dashboard plugin is not active, preventing orphaned scheduled jobs and reducing unexpected background tasks.
- Transient deletion management to maintenance tasks with options to delete expired transients only, delete all transients, or skip deletion.
Improved
- Maintenance options reorganized into titled groups with tips; per-group revisions input.
- Select Sites accordion added across run & schedule flows; client selection now supported alongside sites and tags.
- Relative schedule timestamps and improved schedule/task fetching; schedule rows use a dropdown action menu.
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