Undergroundact Bug Reporter — release history

1.4.5
- Renamed the public plugin identity to Undergroundact Bug Reporter at the WordPress.org review team's request.
- Changed the requested WordPress.org slug and text domain to undergroundact-bug-reporter.
- Preserved existing bpbr_ identifiers and legacy shortcodes for backward compatibility.

1.4.4
- Renamed the public plugin identity to Bug Button Press.
- Changed the WordPress.org text domain to bug-button-press.
- Moved reporter CSS and JavaScript to WordPress-enqueued assets.
- Added the [bug_button_press_reports] shortcode while preserving existing bpbr_ identifiers and legacy shortcodes for backward compatibility.
- Internationalized the reporter, status messages, report-management UI, and JavaScript messages.
- Added guarded cleanup of Bug Button Press-owned evidence files when a report is permanently deleted.
- Added WordPress personal-data exporter and eraser integration for stored bug reports and evidence.
- Removed absolute debug-log filesystem paths from captured diagnostics while retaining safe file-status metadata.
- Improved dialog keyboard accessibility, focus handling, status announcements, and focus visibility.
- Expanded internationalization coverage and hardened CSV formula-injection handling.
- Bounded report/reminder/counter scans in batches and restored accurate historical naming in the release history.

1.4.3
- Removed common nonce, authentication-token, password, secret, and API-key query parameters from captured report URLs, referrers, and admin request URIs before storage.
- Added site locale and multisite status to environment diagnostics.
- Added WordPress and PHP memory limits plus PHP and effective WordPress upload limits.

1.4.2
- Added the WordPress site timezone to captured environment diagnostics.
- Added WordPress and browser timezones to the environment summary so timestamp differences are immediately visible.

1.4.0
- Added role-based reporter visibility: all logged-in users or selected WordPress roles.
- Added configurable bug-manager roles while retaining administrator access and administrator-only settings.
- Added front-end visibility modes for the entire site, selected public post types and individual pages/posts, or no front-end display.
- Added explicit front-end page/post exclusions.
- Added wp-admin visibility modes for all admin screens, WordPress core only, selected plugin admin areas, or no admin display.
- Added installed-plugin selection plus optional admin screen/page slug matching for plugins with unusual menu slugs.
- Generalized diagnostics to capture active plugin versions and likely wp-admin plugin context.
- Preserved existing reports, sequential bug numbers, settings migration, video evidence, draft restoration, reminders, filtering, statistics, copy/export, and resolution workflow.
- Preserved the legacy [bplanner_bug_reports] shortcode as an upgrade-compatibility alias.

1.3.3
- Rebranded the visible plugin and administrative interface as Quick Bug Reporter.
- Rebranded report dialog labels, email subjects/messages, generated bug titles, and CSV filenames.
- Added the [quick_bug_reports] shortcode while preserving [bplanner_bug_reports] for backward compatibility.
- Preserved existing bpbr_ storage keys, post type, options, and bug numbering for upgrade compatibility.

1.3.2
- Rebuilt Plugin Check cleanup without PHPCS ignore/disable directives or scanner suppressions.
- Added nonce-backed read-only list, sort, filter, pagination, and Statistics-tab navigation.
- Kept evidence and page-context request handling inside the nonce-verified submission flow.
- Restored explicit runtime HTML filtering through wp_kses() for generated administrative report markup.
- Replaced server-side CSV streaming with browser-side CSV generation.
- Preserved video evidence, browser draft restoration, sequential bug numbering, reminders, statistics, recipient controls, and wp-admin context capture.

1.3.0
- Added collapsible filtering by bug number, reporter, severity, reported date, and open/resolved status.
- Added sorting by bug number, reporter, severity, reported date, and resolution.
- Added CSV export of the current filtered/sorted result set and a Copy row action.
- Added a Statistics tab with submitted/resolved counts and average resolution time excluding weekends.
- Added a one-time seven-day reminder for unresolved bugs.
- Split new-bug recipients and resolved-bug CC recipients into separate WordPress-user selectors.
- Added optional administrator-only widget visibility.
- Added multiple floating image URLs with random selection per page load.
- Added wp-admin origin details including request URI, admin page identifier, and current screen metadata.

1.2.0
- Added MP4, WebM, and MOV screencast uploads alongside screenshot uploads.
- Added inline image/video previews before submission and evidence playback/links in the report table.
- Preserved unfinished report text, severity, original report URL, and open state in browser local storage.
- Restored drafts after navigation or reload and cleared them only after successful submission.

1.1.0
- Added optional PNG, JPG, and WebP screenshot uploads.
- Stored screenshots in WordPress uploads without creating Media Library attachments.
- Added screenshot thumbnails and full-image links to the administrative report table.
- Added dedicated sequential numbering for reports.

1.0.0
- Initial private testing bug reporter.
