Release Notes
1.0.2#
Changed
- Uninstalling the plugin now also removes its license activation data from the site, so a fresh install starts without a stale license entry.
- The test suite runs on a plain host WordPress test library; no wp-env or Docker is needed (see AGENTS.md).
- Translation template regenerated for 1.0.2.
Fixed
- Deactivating the plugin while a scan is running now ends that scan (shown as cancelled in History), removes its progress data and clears the pending background job, so nothing resumes on reactivation.
- Test suite: the CSV export check passes on PHP 8.4.
1.0.0 (2026-10-29)#
First paid release.
New
- Sold as a standalone plugin through StoreEngine on technoleet.dev; licensing and automatic updates use the bundled StoreEngine SDK.
- Tools → Editor Readiness License screen to activate, deactivate and check the license key.
- Automatic updates from technoleet.dev while the license is active. Plugin headers set
Update URI: https://technoleet.dev, so WordPress never asks WordPress.org for updates under this slug. - “Run on a staging copy first” notice before the first scan.
- Translation template shipped in
languages/editor-readiness-scanner.pot.
Included from the internal 0.1.0 release
- Runtime editor simulation per post type, with meta box and editor asset inventory and automatic fallback to recorded editor visits.
- Static rules for the iframed editor, list tables, editor components and React 19 (14 rules in
rules/rules.json). - Ready / Check / Likely broken verdicts with severity and confidence per finding.
- Meta boxes tab with real-time collaboration verdicts.
- Scan history (last 10 scans), print-friendly report, CSV and JSON exports, white-label setting.
- Background scan continuation through Action Scheduler or WP-Cron.
- WP-CLI command
wp editor-readiness scanwith--format,--upcomingand--fail-on.
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