Releases: Interfacelab/ilab-media-tools
Releases · Interfacelab/ilab-media-tools
4.6.4
4.6.2
4.6.1
- Added beta support for Bunny CDN as a storage provider.
- Note that Bunny CDN doesn't support ACLs so it can't do signed URLs like other cloud storage providers, so it is not suitable for WooCommerce, EDD or anything else where you want to protect individual files.
- You can protect directories though and any files in a specified directory will be signed. This is probably a moving target feature wise.
- Also note that this works differently then Bunny's WordPress plugin. Bunny's plugin works via pull where Media Cloud is push (it uploads your media to Bunny CDN). Which way is better is up to you to decide, though you can't use Bunny's plugin in a dev environment or on a localhost during dev.
- Added documentation for Bunny CDN
- Fixed Migrate to Mux task.
- Migrating media now migrates .webp and .avif files regardless of what plugin generated them.
- Fixes for some PHP 8.2 errors and notices.
4.5.25
4.5.24
- Fix Clean Uploads task to deal with crusty databases that have URLs in the _wp_attached_file meta field.
- Added
media-cloud/storage/verify/settings
filter to enable skipping cloud storage settings verification. Only use this if you are using a strict IAM policy that prevents Media Cloud from verifying your settings. - System compatibility test now takes upload prefix into account when testing cloud storage
- Deprecate Wasabi. Wasabi is not a suitable cloud storage provider for Media Cloud's purpose. If you are using Wasabi currently, nothing will change. If you are not using Wasabi, you will not be able to add it as a cloud storage provider.
- Massive performance improvement for multisite.
- Some fixes for PHP 8.2. Still don't recommend using 8.2 with WordPress. 8.1 and 8.0 work fine though.
4.5.21
4.5.19
- Added
--skip-processed
flag tomediacloud:storage makewebp
command to skip any attachments that already have webp
metadata associated with them. (Premium) - Added a setting to Cloud Storage settings called Force WebP that forces Media Cloud to return .webp urls for images
that have webp metadata associated with them. Note this does not do any sort of content negotiation or browser
sniffing, it simply returns the webp url for the image. Consider that only IE 11 and much older versions of Safari
do not support webp.
4.5.17
- Added
wp mediacloud:storage syncAllLocal
command to download all cloud storage files to your local server. - Added integration for WPForms to automatically upload files to the cloud. (Premium)
- Added task to migrate existing WPForms entries to cloud storage. (Premium)
- Added new Generate EWW WebP task to generate webp files from images on cloud storage. EWWW Image Optimization
plugin must be installed and activated and working in local mode (NOT cloud mode). (Premium) - Added
wp mediacloud:storage makewebp
command to generate webp files using EWWW (see above). (Premium) - Updated Freemius to latest version.
4.5.15
4.5.14
- Media Cloud will now import setting from Leopard Offload if you are upgrading. This only works for S3 and S3
compatible cloud storage. If you are using Google, you will have to set that up manually. - When upgrading from Leopard Offload, your links will be migrated as needed, but you can manually run a background
task to do them all in one go. - If using Leopard Offload with WooCommerce, after migrating to Media Cloud you must run the command line
toolwp mediacloud:integrations fixLeopardWooLinks
to replace the weird link shortcode that Leopard Offload uses.
This tool is only in the premium version.