BackShift — Backup & Migration

2.0.9

• Removed all feature gating / retention limits from the WordPress.org version.
• Removed executable file generation in backup storage.
• Migrated backup path handling to wp_upload_dir().
• Moved inline scripts/styles to properly enqueued assets.
• Re-tested on a clean install with WP_DEBUG enabled.

2.0.8

• Fully removed Activity Log feature (files, DB table, CSS, JS, settings).
• Removed all backup count and schedule count restrictions.
• Inline scripts and styles moved to wp_enqueue API.
• Fixed broken image reference in admin rate notice.
• Fixed schedule ID returned incorrectly after save.
• Improved security: backup downloads now stream directly without loading into memory.

2.0.7

• Minor internal cleanup and stability improvements.

2.0.6

• Fixed remaining notices and warnings flagged by Plugin Check.
• Cleaned up several deprecated function calls.
• General code quality improvements for WordPress.org compliance.

2.0.5

• Removed all remaining Pro-only references and code paths from the free version.
• Fixed undefined variable warnings thrown on certain hosting configurations.
• Resolved Plugin Check errors related to output buffering and direct file access.

2.0.4

• Further cleanup of Pro code that was incorrectly bundled in the free version.
• Fixed multiple PHP warnings surfaced by Plugin Check.
• Corrected escaping and sanitization issues flagged during review.

2.0.3

• Continued stripping Pro functionality that does not belong in the free plugin.
• Fixed plugin slug references left over from the original submission under a different name.
• Resolved Plugin Check warnings around nonce verification and capability checks.

2.0.2

• Renamed plugin slug and all internal references from the original rejected name to BackShift.
• Updated text domain, file headers, and directory structure to match the new slug.
• Fixed critical Plugin Check errors that caused the initial WordPress.org submission to be rejected.

2.0.1

• First resubmission after rejection — addressed naming policy violations.
• Removed Pro module hooks and admin menu items that should not be present in the free version.
• Fixed PHP notices on fresh installations.

2.0.0

• Initial submission (under a different name — rejected by WordPress.org).
• Complete rewrite with modern UI.
• New chunked backup and restore engine — no more timeouts.