Cloud Storage For Media Library — S3, DigitalOcean Spaces & Google Cloud

1.3.0

• Renamed the plugin display title to “Cloud Storage For Media Library — S3, DigitalOcean Spaces & Google Cloud” for clarity in search and listings. The plugin slug, settings (g33ki_settings), and all stored data are unchanged — this is a display-only rebrand and updates safely with no reconfiguration required.
• Cleaned up provider labels on the admin screen (removed the redundant brand suffix).

1.2.4

• WordPress 7.0 Connectors API integration: registers Amazon S3, DigitalOcean Spaces, and Google Cloud Storage as cloud_storage connectors on the wp_connectors_init action. Each connector links to this plugin’s settings page for credential management.
• The plugin’s settings array (g33ki_settings) stores multiple credentials per provider (access_key, secret_key, bucket, region). The Connectors API’s api_key method handles a single setting value, so connectors are registered with method: none and the credentials_url points back to this plugin’s settings screen. Full multi-field central management will land once core supports it (or after a future option refactor).
• Added g33ki_register_connectors action so third-party code can register richer connectors against the same providers.

1.2.3

• Updated “Tested up to” to WordPress 7.0.
• Bumped minimum PHP requirement to 7.4 (WordPress 7.0 dropped support for PHP 7.2 and 7.3).
• Added “Support on Ko-fi” (https://ko-fi.com/gunjanjaswal) and “Contact Developer” links to plugin row meta on the Plugins screen.
• Added Requires at least, Tested up to, and Requires PHP headers to the main plugin file.

1.2.2

• Rebranding: Renamed to G33ki Cloud Storage For Media Library
• SEO: Improved description for better search visibility on “offload media library” and “move media to cloud” keywords
• Cleanup: Removed Buy Me a Coffee links

1.2.1

• Fix: Removed inline script tag from fix-urls.php template to adhere to WP enqueuing guidelines
• Fix: Replaced ob_start() full-page buffering with wp_template_enhancement_output_buffer
• Docs: Added External Services declaration block to document S3/DO/GCS usage

1.2.0

• New: Full-page output buffer URL rewriting — catches theme-hardcoded image URLs in headers, footers, and templates
• New: Handles http/https URL variations and relative /wp-content/uploads/ paths
• New: Filters for post_thumbnail_html, widget_text, custom_logo, wp_get_attachment_image, header_image_tag
• Fix: Images in theme templates not rewriting for non-logged-in users

1.1.0

• New: Fix Permissions tool — scan and repair 403 AccessDenied cloud files
• New: Fix Thumbnails tool — find and upload missing thumbnail sizes to cloud
• New: Fix URLs tool — bulk-update stale URLs after CDN/bucket/region changes
• New: Auto-retry on connection timeouts (up to 5 retries per batch)
• New: Smart re-link — detects existing cloud files and skips re-upload
• New: Set public-read ACL when re-linking existing cloud files
• Fix: Bulk offload offset logic causing premature “completed” status
• Fix: Batch size reduced to avoid Cloudflare 524 timeout errors
• Fix: Success message no longer persists after page reload

1.0.0

• Initial release
• Support for Amazon S3, DigitalOcean Spaces, and Google Cloud Storage
• No external SDK dependencies — uses built-in HTTP API with request signing
• Automatic upload synchronization for new media
• Bulk offload tool for existing media with batch processing
• CDN integration support (CloudFront, custom domains)
• Built-in connection testing
• Optional local file removal after cloud upload
• Restore local files tool — download cloud media back to server
• Deactivation safety warning when local files are missing
• Custom path prefix support