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Find My Blocks · Version history

Find My Blocks changelog and version history

Latest version
4.0.3
Nov 13, 2024 (2 years ago)
Releases
27
since 2020
In the last year
0
Tested up to
WordPress 6.7.11
PHP 7.4 or later

Releases each year

  • 20209 releases
  • 202113 releases
  • 20245 releases

20245 releases

  1. Find My Blocks 4.0.3Latest

    • Ready for WordPress 6.6
    • Increased low performance option from 10 to 30 posts per batch.
    • Updated usage of the “Performance” option to be more clear.

  2. Find My Blocks 4.0.2

    • Find My Blocks now works better than ever on large sites with 10,000+ blocks found.
    • Replaced LocalStorage with IndexedDB for caching found blocks between page reloads.
    • Performance improvements when view more than 2000+ found blocks.
    • Improved error handling.

  3. Find My Blocks 4.0.1

    • Improvement: Reliability during scan – use WP_Query pages instead total scanned posts because some posts might be skipped.

  4. Find My Blocks 4.0.0

    • Major update
    • Hi everyone, I’ve adopted Find My Blocks and completely rebuilt the plugin. Please consider leaving a review or let me know if you run into any issues. – Morgan –
    • Optimized Batch Search: Improved search performance tailored to server capabilities, works well on shared hosting.
    • Smart Post Type Detection: Automatic recognition of post types using the Block Editor.
    • Full Site Editing Capabilities: Search now includes Synced Patterns, Block Templates, and Template Parts.
    • Detect Classic Blocks: Classic Blocks are now detectable.
    • UI & Experience
    • Revamped Interface: A sleeker design that is consistent with the WordPress admin color scheme.
    • Enhanced Block Filtering: Sort blocks by source, including core WordPress blocks and those from external plugins.
    • Post Type Visibility: New indicators show clear post type identification.
    • Full Site Editing Preview and Edit Links: Improved Full Site Editing with preview and edit capabilities for custom templates.
    • Performance and Compatibility
    • Browser Caching for Scans: Browser cache utilization to reduce server load and prevent redundant searches.
    • Bug Fixes and Compatibility Improvements:
    • Fixed React v18 compatibility issues.
    • Enhanced security with apiFetch from WordPress.
    • Compatibility: Ensured compatibility with PHP 8.3 (minimum PHP 7.4) and WordPress 6.5 (minimum WordPress 5.0).
    • Security and Permissions
    • Updated Access Permissions: The “edit-posts” capability is now required to use Find My Blocks.
    • Internationalization and Integration
    • Internationalization: Added default text domain and language folder for plugin translations.
    • Third-Party Integration: Compatibility with Conditional Blocks.
    • Clean Up and Maintenance
    • Clean Uninstallation: Automatic cleanup of plugin data upon removal.

  5. Find My Blocks 3.5.5

202113 releases

  1. Find My Blocks 3.5.4

  2. Find My Blocks 3.5.3

    • Changes the icon for “# of usages in Post” for clarity

  3. Find My Blocks 3.5.2

  4. Find My Blocks 3.5.1

  5. Find My Blocks 3.5.0

  6. Find My Blocks 3.4.0

  7. Find My Blocks 3.3.2

    • Fixes the broken wp-json url
    • Updates the donate link to a BuyMeACoffee Link

  8. Find My Blocks 3.3.1

    • Uses get_rest_url for the fetch url.

  9. Find My Blocks 3.3.0

    • Uses get_admin_url for the edit link to avoid redirect loops.

  10. Find My Blocks 3.2.0

    • Adds the site_url() to the fetch url.

  11. Find My Blocks 3.1.3

    • Fixes a 🐛 that was causing the plugin to not load on some sites.

  12. Find My Blocks 3.1.2

  13. Find My Blocks 3.1.0

    • Allows for filtering by block name on the API endpoint. (/wp-json/find-my-blocks/blocks?name=core/button)

20209 releases

  1. Find My Blocks 3.0.0

    • Changes to use WordPress components and match WordPress styling
    • Includes private, pending, and future status posts in main query
    • Allows the ability to optionally include drafts
    • Fixes a 🐛 where cards would change order for no reason

  2. Find My Blocks 2.3.0

    • Checks for nested blocks.
    • Adds a tag to a card if the block is nested

  3. Find My Blocks 2.2.1

  4. Find My Blocks 2.2.0

    • Hides the “core-embed” blocks with the “Hide Core Blocks” option.
    • Fixes the broken link when plugin is first activated.

  5. Find My Blocks 2.1.0

    • Moves the menu item to Tools > Find My Blocks.
    • Hides core blocks by default. The option to show and hide core blocks is now in settings.
    • Settings moved from top of blocks to side on wider screens.

  6. Find My Blocks 2.0.2

    • Fixed the navigation showing ‘Found in 1 postfalse’ when only one post found

  7. Find My Blocks 2.0.1

    • Fixed a bug where the page refresh didn’t properly set the active block

  8. Find My Blocks 2.0.0

    • Moves Find My Blocks out of the Settings menu and into its own sidebar item
    • Layout moved off of WordPress components to allow better testing
    • On initial load, the proper first navigation will be selected as active
    • When the page is refreshed, the selected block will stay active
    • Allows sorting of navigation and cards
    • Launches official website https://find-my-blocks.edeesims.com/

  9. Find My Blocks 1.4.0

    • Allows the editor role to use the plugin

Questions about Find My Blocks’s releases

What is the latest version of Find My Blocks?

4.0.3, released on Nov 13, 2024 (1 year ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 6.7.11 and needs PHP 7.4 or later.

How often is Find My Blocks updated?

It had no release in the last year; the latest came out 1 year ago. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from March 2020.

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