Debug Log Manager · Version history
Debug Log Manager changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 2.5.3
- Oct 19, 2026 (21 days ago)
- Releases
- 49
- since 2022
- In the last year
- 4
- about one every 50 days
- Tested up to
- WordPress 7.1.4
- PHP 5.6 or later
Releases each year
- 202228 releases
- 20238 releases
- 20242 releases
- 20257 releases
- 20264 releases
20264 releases
Debug Log Manager 2.5.3Latest
- Security: Fixed stored cross-site scripting in JavaScript error log details. Encoded markup submitted to log_js_errors is decoded and stripped before it is written, and log details are escaped before they are returned to the log page auto-refresh. Props to Wordfence for the responsible disclosure a…
Debug Log Manager 2.5.2
- Added mechanism to prevent memory exhaustion error when parsing a large debug.log file. Props to @lbdesign for reporting this issue.
Debug Log Manager 2.5.1
- Security: Hardened unauthenticated log_js_errors AJAX endpoint against log injection (CVE-2026-9016). Added same-site Origin/Referer validation, rate limiting, stricter field sanitization, fixed [DLM JS] log prefix, capability check for wp-admin requests, and parser fix so browser-submitted entries…
Debug Log Manager 2.5.0
- Added a mechanism that automatically limit / trims the debug.log file size so it never grows larger than the available memory. Props to @kham7236 for reporting the “allowed memory size exhausted” error that prompted this improvement.
- Fix undefined plugin/theme source variables when parsing debug log entries. Props to Mr_sordum for reporting the issue.
- Confirmed compatibility with WordPress 7.0
20257 releases
Debug Log Manager 2.4.3
- Rename constants used in DLM to prevent conflict with similar constant names in the Download Monitor plugin. Props to Nicolas C. for reporting the issue.
Debug Log Manager 2.4.2
- Additional measure to fix PHP fatal error that occurs in a certain scenario. Props to Michael K. for reporting the issue in detail.
Debug Log Manager 2.4.1
- Fixed PHP fatal error that occurs in a certain scenario. Props to Pedro and @guytimes for reporting the issue in detail here and here.
Debug Log Manager 2.4.0
- When DLM is unable to parse a log entry properly, it will now output the raw entry instead of “No error message specified…”. Props to Michael Kupietz for prompting this improvement.
- DLM will now work with WP installations where the plugins and themes folder paths is non-standard, e.g. something other than /wp-content/plugins/ and /wp-content/themes/. Props to Michael Kupietz for prompting this improvement.
- Added an option to disable javascript error logging.
- Added an option to not modify SCRIPT_DEBUG value when toggling error logging. Props to Christine for prompting this improvement.
- Added an option to not process log entries with non-UTC timezone(s), which can be resource-intensive when log file size is significantly large. Props to Michael Kupietz for prompting this improvement.
Debug Log Manager 2.3.6
- Added compatibility with debug log entries that are in timezones other than UTC. Props to @mroesele for reporting an issue with entries marked with Europe/Berlin timezone.
- Confirmed compatibility with WP v6.8
Debug Log Manager 2.3.5
- Fixed XSS vulnerability responsibly disclosed by Yassine Neggaoui regarding the parsing of debug.log entries without proper sanitization.
Debug Log Manager 2.3.4
- Fix admin bar icon not being displayed. Props to @tobias_conrad for prompting this fix.
20242 releases
Debug Log Manager 2.3.3
- Properly escape unescaped $variables for improved security. Making good use of the excellent Plugin Check (PCP) plugin.
Debug Log Manager 2.3.2
- Fixed XSS vulnerability responsibly disclosed by Majed Refaea via pathstack.
- Fixed Broken Access Control vulnerability responsibly disclosed by Majed Refaea via pathstack.
- Fixed CSRF attack vulnerability responsibly disclosed by Dhabaleshwar Das via pathstack.
- Enable detection of change in WordPress installation path, e.g. when pushing from dev to production, or migrating to new host, and update the debug log file location settings. This should fix issue where the debug log entry viewer stopped working on such scenarios. To make sure Debug Log Manager wo…
20238 releases
Debug Log Manager 2.3.1
- Improved the randomness of the debug log file name for improved security.
Debug Log Manager 2.3.0
- Improved parsing of log entries with more than one set of bracketed info, e.g. [timestamp] [WARNING] detail info about error. It was parsed as “No error message specified…”. Props to @azzuwayed for providing the one important line of code with the right preg_replace regex pattern to fix that. I fin…
Debug Log Manager 2.2.2
- [SECURITY] Improved security of ajax call to clear log file. Authorized only for site admins and secured to prevent CSRF with nonce. Props to Dmitrii Ignatyev again for reminding to check on this one as well.
Debug Log Manager 2.2.1
- [IMPORTANT][SECURITY] Fixed a security issue where the debug log manager directory can be opened in the browser allowing visitors to see and download the debug log file which may contain sensitive information. Once you update to v2.2.1, please visit the debug log page at least once. This will creat…
Debug Log Manager 2.2.0
- Hide dashboard widget and admin bar icon for non-administrator users
- Stop public.js from loading on the frontend if logging is disabled
Debug Log Manager 2.1.4
- Add link to WordPress Newsboard in footer
- [SPONSORSHIP] If you like or have benefited from this plugin in your personal project(s), paid work and/or client site(s), please kindly consider sponsoring the ongoing development and maintenance of this plugin (and my other plugins) from as little as USD 1 / month. Thank you!
Debug Log Manager 2.1.3
- Fixed “Undefined offset” error. Props to @guyinpv for reporting the issue.
Debug Log Manager 2.1.0
- Correctly parse the content of entries added via the error_log() function. Instead of print_r(), please use json_encode(), if you’re trying to output a PHP $variable containing an array or object into the debug log. e.g. error_log( json_encode( $variable_name ) ). Props to @guyinpv for reporting th…
202228 releases
Debug Log Manager 2.0.0
- WordPres core, plugin or theme files where PHP errors occurred can now be easily viewed by simply clicking on the file path in each error entry. This is done using core’s plugin/theme editor (modified to load in view-only mode) and the wordpress-develop repo on Github for core files.
- SCRIPT_DEBUG constant is now set to true in wp-config when error logging is enabled, which should help with debugging javascript errors.
- Added a button to disable plugin/theme editor below the error entries table. This is for when you’re done with debugging, i.e. you’ve disabled error logging and cleared the debug log file, and wants to keep things secure.
Debug Log Manager 1.9.1
- Fixed styling issue for external link dashicon in entries when datatable is auto-refreshed.
Debug Log Manager 1.9.0
- Detect PHP Exception error type and add it to the entries table filter.
- Make error entries easier to read by identifying error source (core / plugin / theme) and separating file path and line number.
Debug Log Manager 1.8.7
- Fix for missing wp_date() function for WordPress before v5.3.
- Suppress all admin notices when viewing log entries. Thanks to a nice patch from @brianhenryie.
- Improve inline comments for some of the code.
Debug Log Manager 1.8.6
Debug Log Manager 1.8.5
Debug Log Manager 1.8.4
Debug Log Manager 1.8.3
Debug Log Manager 1.8.2
Debug Log Manager 1.8.0
Debug Log Manager 1.7.0
Debug Log Manager 1.6.4
Debug Log Manager 1.6.3
Debug Log Manager 1.6.2
Debug Log Manager 1.6.1
Debug Log Manager 1.6.0
Debug Log Manager 1.5.3
Debug Log Manager 1.5.2
Debug Log Manager 1.5.1
Debug Log Manager 1.5.0
Debug Log Manager 1.4.0
Debug Log Manager 1.3.3
Debug Log Manager 1.3.1
Debug Log Manager 1.3.0
Debug Log Manager 1.2.0
Debug Log Manager 1.1.0
Debug Log Manager 1.0.1
Debug Log Manager 1.0.0
Questions about Debug Log Manager’s releases
What is the latest version of Debug Log Manager?
2.5.3, released on Oct 19, 2026 (3 weeks ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.1.4 and needs PHP 5.6 or later.
How often is Debug Log Manager updated?
4 releases in the last year, about one every 50 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from September 2022.
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