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Clear Cache Everywhere · Version history

Clear Cache Everywhere changelog and version history

Latest version
1.2.5.2
Oct 23, 2026 (17 days ago)
Releases
12
since 2025
In the last year
10
about one every 28 days
Tested up to
WordPress 7.1.4
PHP 7.4 or later

Releases each year

  • 20252 releases
  • 202610 releases

202610 releases

  1. Clear Cache Everywhere 1.2.5.2Latest

    • Update: Added a “Delete All Data on Uninstall” option in a new Advanced panel. When enabled, deleting the plugin removes its settings, last results, logs table, and scheduled cleanup
    • Update: Added How-To Guide, Developer Docs, and Support buttons and the plugin version to the right side of the Settings subheader
    • Tweak: Moved the Clear All Cache Now button next to the Save button in the Settings subheader
  2. Clear Cache Everywhere 1.2.5.1

    • Fix: The browser console showed “undefined” after progress messages when logging responses to the console was on
    • Update: IP addresses are no longer stored in the logs. The column is removed from existing log tables automatically
    • Tweak: Log Successful Clears is now off by default. Failures are always logged
    • Tweak: Added Logs tab details to the readme description and FAQ
  3. Clear Cache Everywhere 1.2.5

    • Fix: Clear All no longer freezes when an action returns an HTTP error such as a 500. It now records the error and continues to the next action
    • Fix: WP Engine cache clearing failed with a “Class not found” error. The call to the global WpeCommon class is now fully qualified.
    • Fix: An action that saved a success but whose response then failed (for example, a 500 after flushing Redis/Memcached) is now recorded as a failure instead of showing as successful after the page reloads
    • Fix: Fatal errors that happen while an action runs, or in the hooks right after it, are now captured with the file and line
    • Fix: Clearing Fragment Cache and REST API Cache now deletes in batches and never touches this plugin’s own options, which could cause timeouts and 500 errors on large sites
    • Fix: Unchecking a checkbox that is on by default now saves correctly
    • Update: Added a Logs tab with filters, search, bulk delete, and Clear All / Clear All Success buttons. Failures include the HTTP status, PHP error, and environment details (PHP, WordPress, memory limit, execution time)
    • Update: Added Logs settings: Clear Logs After (Days), Log Successful Clears, and Log Responses to the Browser Console
    • Update: Added Settings and Logs tabs to the header
    • Update: Setting descriptions moved to tooltips and fields restyled to match our other plugins
    • Update: Every action now shows a persistent status row (“Never ran.” or the last result), and a spinner shows while an action is running or finalizing
    • Tweak: Renamed the button to Clear All Cache Now
    • Tweak: Added more spacing between the settings header and content, and between result rows and the next option
    • Tweak: Settings assets now load only on the Settings tab
  4. Clear Cache Everywhere 1.2.4

    • Update: Added Seraphinite Accelerator integration
    • Note: Seraphinite processes cache deletion in the background, so it may take up to a minute to take effect
    • Update: Added a Settings link to the plugin’s action links on the Plugins page
    • Update: Rebranded the settings page with a new header, subheader, and rounded content box to match our PluginRx rebrand
    • Update: Settings page colors now automatically inherit from Admin Help Docs when it is active
    • Update: Settings now save via AJAX from the Save button in the header, with Ctrl+S / Cmd+S support and an inline saved confirmation
    • Update: Added an unsaved changes reminder and a browser warning when leaving the settings page with unsaved changes
    • Tweak: Moved the Clear Cache Now button to the right side of the header
    • Tweak: Clear Cache Now now uses the newly saved settings immediately after saving, without a page reload
  5. Clear Cache Everywhere 1.2.3

    • Fix: Nginx Helper integration was calling a non-existent function; now uses the correct rt_nginx_helper_purge_all action hook
    • Fix: Hummingbird integration used function_exists() on a class method, which never evaluates true; now uses method_exists()
    • Update: Added Breeze, NitroPack, and Pantheon Advanced Page Cache existence guards to their clearing methods and settings field registration
    • Update: Added Cache Enabler, SpinupWP, Cachify, Powered Cache, Rocket.net, Object Cache Pro, and WP Cloudflare Super Page Cache integrations
    • Update: Added generic CDN purge action (purge URL + API key) for CDNs without a dedicated integration
    • Update: All integration settings fields now verify the target plugin’s function/class/hook actually exists before displaying, in addition to is_plugin_active(), so unverified or version-mismatched integrations no longer surface as failing checkboxes
  6. Clear Cache Everywhere 1.2.2.1

    • Fix: Cornerstone integration wasn’t working on X Theme Pro
  7. Clear Cache Everywhere 1.2.2

    • Fix: cceverywhere_clear_all() helper function now correctly supports the $log_results parameter
    • Fix: Custom callbacks on page-context actions now fire correctly
    • Fix: Hummingbird cache detection now uses method_exists() instead of function_exists()
    • Fix: Added capability check to clear_all() for requests coming through the URL parameter
    • Fix: Auth cookies wordpress_sec_* and wp-settings-* are now preserved when clearing cookies
    • Fix: Removed invalid href attribute from Clear Cache button on settings page
    • Performance: get_clearing_actions() now caches its result to avoid redundant calls per request
    • Developer: Added cceverywhere_clearing_actions filter to allow modifying the actions array programmatically
    • Update: Clarified readme description of available clearing actions
    • Update: Added APCu cache clearing action
    • Update: Added Breeze (Cloudways) integration
    • Update: Added WP Engine cache integration
    • Update: Added Kinsta cache integration
    • Update: Added NitroPack integration
    • Update: Added Pantheon Advanced Page Cache integration
    • Update: Clarified readme description of available clearing actions
  8. Clear Cache Everywhere 1.2.1.1

    • Compatibility: Increased minimum required WordPress version to 6.0
    • Compatibility: Tested with WordPress 7.0
  9. Clear Cache Everywhere 1.2.1

    • Update: Added option to clear Cloudflare cache
  10. Clear Cache Everywhere 1.2.0

    • Update: Added cceverywhere_​before_​clear and cceverywhere_​after_​clear hooks
    • Update: cceverywhere_before_clear_cache and cceverywhere_after_clear_cache removed
    • Update: cceverywhere_custom_settings hook updated to accept run_context and callback hooks, please see updated developer docs
    • Update: Added animated border to admin bar while it’s clearing cache
    • Update: Moved some actions to ajax while leaving sessions, cookies, and browser cache for page reloads
    • Update: Added descriptions to each action
    • Update: Added individual clear buttons to each action
    • Update: Added logging of last results, displayed on settings page
    • Update: Removed notices and show_skipped_notice hook
    • Update: Added opcache_reset, varnish, redis_memcached, fragment_cache, and rest_api_cache

20252 releases

  1. Clear Cache Everywhere 1.1.1

    • Tweak: Update admin bar spacing
  2. Clear Cache Everywhere 1.1.0

    • Update: New support links

Questions about Clear Cache Everywhere’s releases

What is the latest version of Clear Cache Everywhere?

1.2.5.2, released on Oct 23, 2026 (2 weeks ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.1.4 and needs PHP 7.4 or later.

How often is Clear Cache Everywhere updated?

10 releases in the last year, about one every 28 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from June 2025.

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Release dates come from the day each version’s folder was made in Clear Cache Everywhere’s WordPress.org SVN repository; the notes from its readme’s changelog, as its authors wrote it.