Clarify that checking “Allow remote update commands from NexraOne” does not perform an update by itself; it only permits NexraOne to run automated updates (e.g. Safe Update) on your behalf.
Fix: the WordPress core version restore notice included in backup ZIPs was hardcoded in Japanese instead of using the plugin’s translation source strings.
0.4.7
Fix: large backup downloads could be silently emptied by an active output buffer (e.g. from a caching/CDN plugin) hitting PHP’s memory limit while streaming through readfile(). Output buffers are now explicitly flushed before streaming a backup file.
0.4.6
Report the WP REST API base URL (rest_url()) in heartbeats so backup download/rollback requests reach the site correctly even when the site address and WordPress address differ.
Add a link from the connected plugin settings screen to the site’s NexraOne dashboard.
0.4.5
Fix: large database backups could time out and download as an empty file. The download handler now removes the PHP execution time limit, matching the backup/rollback handlers.
Report backup size (bytes) so the dashboard can warn when a backup is large enough that a browser download may be unreliable.
0.4.4
Report the WordPress admin URL (admin_url()) in heartbeats so the dashboard can link to the correct admin path even when WordPress is installed in a subdirectory.
0.4.3
Simplify the remote update setting description.
0.4.2
Fix: Safe Update no longer rolls back when the file backup step itself fails before any files were changed (previously showed a misleading “rolled back” message).
0.4.1
Report the NexraOne settings URL so the dashboard can link directly to the site’s remote update setting.
0.4.0
Report the “Remote updates” setting state to NexraOne so the dashboard can warn when Safe Update cannot run.
Add an admin notice when remote updates are disabled, since Safe Update (automatic and manual) will not run in that state.
0.3.0
Add backup download/delete: securely download or delete Safe Update backups from the NexraOne dashboard.
0.2.0
Add Safe Update: automated WordPress core, plugin, and theme updates with backup and auto-rollback on fatal error.
Add manual rollback UI: select backup and restore files and database from the NexraOne dashboard.
Fix theme update slug to use stylesheet slug instead of display name.
Fix copy_dir_overwrite to detect file copy failures instead of silently ignoring them.
0.1.3
Add email delivery failure detection via wp_mail_failed hook (MAIL_FAIL event).
Fix mail_ok heartbeat flag to reflect actual transient state instead of hardcoded true.
0.1.2
Require explicit opt-in before executing remote update commands from NexraOne.
Require HTTPS for API URLs saved through pairing or manual connection.
Make the setup notice dismissible per administrator.
0.1.1
WordPress.org guidelines: readme (service, privacy, remote updates), text domain / i18n, renamed plugin constants, production API defaults, minor cleanup.
