RSS Cloud

Registro de alterações

0.6.0

• Make sure $challenge is always defined
• Avoid warning when $cloud[‘port’] does not exist
• More escaping values
• Harden plugin files against direct access and escape values in the cloud element output
• Add the source:cloud element so newer feed readers get the https notification URL
• Allow notifications to https subscribers if port 443 is specified
• More reliable detection of failed notification requests
• Reject subscription requests with no domain when the remote address is unavailable

0.5.0

• Updates to support PHP 8+
• Check for http scheme in the $notify_url, add it if missing
• Only output the cloud element when we are in a feed – the rss2_head hook also runs for exports

0.4.2

• Use wp_safe_remote_*() functions for HTTP requests
• Use openssl_random_pseudo_bytes() ( when available ) instead of mt_rand() when generating tokens

0.4.1

• Limit domain characters

0.4.0

• Add support for the domain parameter in notification requests
• Notification requests that include a domain parameter use HTTP GET that
  inlcudes a challenge field that must be returned exactly as is in the body
  of the response
• Separate out the code for scheduling notifications and sending
  notifications, making it easier to replace just one or the other
• Only update notification URL details if something in the full
  loop has changed
• Add an optional parameter to rsscloud_send_post_notifications()
  for the rss2_url that was updated
• Add do_action() calls for certain events
• Provide a failure response for update requests for any feed URL
  that isn’t the feed URL for the blog
• Accept any 2xx HTTP status code for notifications
• Use RSSCLOUD_FEED_URL constant for the blog feed URL if it is defined

0.3.2

• Escape error text when a notification test has failed

0.3.1

• Require notification path to start with a slash

0.3

• Limit path characters
• Fix typo
• Small adjustment to plugin description

0.2

• Minor improvements and bug fixes

0.1

• Initial release