Releases: WordPress/jquery-migrate-helper
Releases · WordPress/jquery-migrate-helper
1.4.1
This is a maintenance and feature update, no breaking changes should be included.
- Update jQuery version reference to match WordPress core.
- Tested on latest WordPress core release.
- Added some more urgency to the weekly reminder email if outdated jQuery versions are used, as they may not include the latest security patches.
1.4.0
This is a maintenance and feature update, no breaking changes should be included.
- Fixed a bug where an empty error text would cause the plugin scripts from working properly.
- Improved how inline scripts are detected and logged when applicable.
- Improved logging to also capture deprecations within WordPress core.
- Changed variable declarations for front-end scripts to use
var
instead ofconst
andlet
, to improve compatibility for sites servicing older clients. - Updated the (modern) bundled jQuery Migrate script to match what is shipped with WordPress core.
1.3.0
- Added legacy jQuery UI to be loaded if legacy jQuery is in use.
- Added mention of site URLs in automatic emails.
- Added option to enable/disable automatic downgrades.
- Added logic to ensure only one downgrade request is sent per page load.
- Updated logic around automatic downgrades for improved performance.
- Fixed core deprecation notices being incorrectly labeled as undetermined inline ones.
1.1.0
Changelog
- Added option to dismiss deprecation notices in backend
- Added logging of deprecation notices in the front end
- Added admin bar entry to show when deprecations occur
- Added view of logged deprecations
- Added dashboard notice encouraging users to remove the plugin if no deprecations have been logged in a while (1 week).
- Changed the time interval between showing the dashboard nag from 2 weeks to 1 week, as WordPress 5.6 comes closer.