coreActivity version 2.6 includes various essential changes related to options, sitemeta, and metadata logging and detecting if the options have changed and if they should be logged in the first place. SweepPress support is expanded with 8 new events.
Events that log changes to options, sitemeta, and metadata by default also log the old and new values. Now, this is no longer the case, and the plugin has the option to control this. It also has an improved mechanism for checking if old and new data are equal. A new option for disabling storing old and new values is targeting the objects and array because if you have an enormous array that gets updated often, the log can quickly run into the problem of consuming too much storage space in the database.
Support for the SweepPress plugin is expanded with 8 more events to when the options, sitemeta or metadata is deleted, and will log which options or meta keys have been deleted. To do this, you need to update SweepPress to version 6.1.
coreActivity 2.6 fixes a few more bugs, too.
More about CoreActivity
To learn more about the plugin, check out the official home page and the list of all components and events included with the latest version available. The plugin is available on GitHub. Full plugin documentation is available in the official knowledge base.
Plugin Install & Update
The plugin is available in the WordPress.org plugins repository and can be installed directly from the WordPress website’s Plugins panel by searching for ‘coreactivity.’
Let me know if you find any issues and want to see more components and events added. You can also visit the GitHub page and contribute to the plugin’s development.
To see the list of all the changes in this version, please check out the changelog. If you find any issues with the new version, please, report them in the support forums.
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