Notification · Version history
Notification changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 9.0.10
- Mar 11, 2026 (8 months ago)
- Releases
- 92
- since 2016
- In the last year
- 3
- about one every 3 days
- Tested up to
- WordPress 6.9.11
- PHP 7.4 or later
Releases each year
- 20168 releases
- 20177 releases
- 201823 releases
- 201913 releases
- 202010 releases
- 202115 releases
- 20225 releases
- 20245 releases
- 20253 releases
- 20263 releases
20263 releases
Notification 9.0.10Latest
- [Fixed] Carrier recipient data lost during cron background processing, causing emails to receive user IDs instead of email addresses
- [Fixed] Warning on activation when cron period setting is not yet initialized
Notification 9.0.9
- [Fixed] Plugin crash on certain hosting configurations due to missing build file
Notification 9.0.8
- [Changed] Optimized plugin package by removing build tool dependencies from the distributed archive
20253 releases
Notification 9.0.6
- [Added] “Refresh All Licenses” button in Extensions page to manually check all extension license statuses from the store.
- [Changed] Updated package.json files to support Node.js 22 compatibility with explicit engine requirements.
- [Changed] Improved GitHub workflows – removed development workflow and enhanced stable workflow with automatic WordPress.org deployment alongside GitHub releases.
- [Fixed] Extension license status not refreshing after reactivation in store, showing stale “inactive” warnings despite valid licenses.
- [Fixed] Deactivate license button not working for expired licenses and other license statuses.
- [Fixed] Deactivated licenses still appearing in extension boxes due to cache key mismatch.
- [Fixed] Renewal links not appearing for licenses expired in the past but cached with different status.
- [Fixed] Password reset and setup links now properly handle email addresses with @ symbols and usernames with spaces in merge tags.
- [Added] Comprehensive unit tests for password reset and setup link encoding to prevent regression.
- [Fixed] Code editor field width is now properly constrained to 100% of its container.
- [Fixed] Repeater fields layout incompatibility with other plugins.
- [Fixed] Code linting errors.
Notification 9.0.5
- [Fixed] Dochooks compatibility file has been updated.
Notification 9.0.4
- [Fixed] Fix issues with invalid JSON of Notification in wp_posts table.
- [Fixed] Duplicate email prevention not working for custom post types.
20245 releases
Notification 9.0.3
- [Fixed] No license activated in v8 being displayed in the admin.
Notification 9.0.2
- [Fixed] WP CLI add command function is not giving warnings anymore.
- [Fixed] Comment author email and display name merge tags.
- [Fixed] Do not escape HTML entities in URL merge tags.
- [Fixed] Fix user password setup link and user password reset link resolvers.
- [Fixed] Post triggers various user merge tags.
- [Fixed] Comment triggers post author merge tags.
Notification 9.0.1
- [Changed] Notification data is now kept in the wp_posts table for easier reverting to previous version.
Notification 9.0.0
- Compatibility Breaking Changes
- Webook and Webhook JSON Carriers are now deprecated and won’t work. Read more about that change
- Notifications are now saved into the custom table instead of relying on wp_posts.
- Class methods and properties has been changed from snake_case to camelCase.
- In Post Triggers, dynamic property $trigger->{$post_type} has been replaced with static prop $trigger->post.
- The same as above applies to Post Trigger datetime tags, namely: postCreationDatetime, postPublicationDatetime, and postModificationDatetime.
- Post Merge Tags will now use property_name attribute rather than post_type to set trigger property used by resolvers.
- Hook notification/data/save and notification/data/save/after now pass Core\Notification instance in the first param instead of the WordPress adapter instance.
- Runtime components are now referenced by FQCN (Fully Qualified Class Name), instead of the name.
- Namespace changes: – BracketSpace\Notification\Defaults\ changed to BracketSpace\Notification\Repository\ – BracketSpace\Notification\Abstracts\Carrier changed to BracketSpace\Notification\Repository\Carrier\BaseCarrier – BracketSpace\Notification\Abstracts\Field changed to BracketSpace\Notificatio…
- Hook depracations: – notification/data/save/after, use notification/data/saved
- Function and method deprecations: – BracketSpace\Notification\Admin\PostType::getAllNotifications(), use BracketSpace\Notification\Database\NotificationDatabaseService::getAll() – notification_convert_data(), use BracketSpace\Notification\Core\Notification::from('array', $array) – notification_regi…
- Removed deprecated hooks: – notitication/admin/notifications/pre, use notification/admin/carriers/pre – notitication/admin/notifications, use notification/admin/carriers – notification/email/use_html_mime, use notification/carrier/email/use_html_mime – notification/email/recipients, use notificatio…
- Full changelog
- [Added] Option to disable notification about admin email address changed.
- [Added] New trigger after user confirms his new email address.
- [Added] New trigger after admin confirms new site email address.
- [Added] New trigger after WordPress update.
- [Added] notification/admin/allow_column/$column filter.
- [Added] Notification converter concept, with array and JSON default converters.
- [Added] Custom wp_notifications table (with corresponding helper tables).
- [Added] User nickname merge tag.
- [Added] Possibility to define return field for built-in recipients (ID or user_email)
- [Changed] Notification is now saved to the custom table instead of wp_posts.
- [Changed] Global functions has been deprecated and got equivalents in respective classes.
- [Changed] Removed v6 & v7 deprecated functions.
- [Changed] Minimum required PHP version to 7.4 or newer.
- [Changed] WordPress Coding Standards to PSR-12 standards.
- [Changed] Trigger dropdown is now taller for better UX.
- [Changed] Notification table is now filtered from uneccessary columns.
Notification 8.0.15
20225 releases
Notification 8.0.14
Notification 8.0.13
Notification 8.0.12
Notification 8.0.11
Notification 8.0.10
202115 releases
Notification 8.0.9
Notification 8.0.8
Notification 8.0.7
Notification 8.0.6
Notification 8.0.5
Notification 8.0.4
Notification 8.0.3
Notification 8.0.2
Notification 8.0.1
Notification 8.0.0
Notification 7.2.4
Notification 7.2.3
Notification 7.2.2
Notification 7.2.1
Notification 7.2.0
202010 releases
Notification 7.1.1
Notification 7.1.0
Notification 7.0.4
Notification 7.0.3
Notification 7.0.2
Notification 7.0.1
Notification 7.0.0
Notification 6.3.2
Notification 6.3.1
Notification 6.3.0
201913 releases
Notification 6.2.0
Notification 6.1.6
Notification 6.1.5
Notification 6.1.4
Notification 6.1.3
Notification 6.1.2
Notification 6.1.1
Notification 6.1.0
Notification 6.0.4
Notification 6.0.3
Notification 6.0.2
Notification 6.0.1
Notification 6.0.0
201823 releases
Notification 5.3.2
Notification 5.3.1
Notification 5.3.0
Notification 5.2.4
Notification 5.2.3
Notification 5.2.2
Notification 5.2.1
Notification 5.2.0
Notification 5.1.7
Notification 5.1.6
Notification 5.1.5
Notification 5.1.4
Notification 5.1.3
Notification 5.1.2
Notification 5.1.1
Notification 5.1.0
Notification 5.0.0
Notification 3.2.5
Notification 3.2.4
Notification 3.2.3
Notification 3.2.2
Notification 3.2.1
Notification 3.2.0
20177 releases
Notification 3.1.1
Notification 3.1
Notification 3.0
Notification 2.4
Notification 2.3.1
Notification 2.3
Notification 2.2
20168 releases
Notification 2.1
Notification 2.0.1
Notification 2.0
Notification 1.4
Notification 1.3.1
Notification 1.3
Notification 1.2
Notification 1.1.1
Questions about Notification’s releases
What is the latest version of Notification?
9.0.10, released on Mar 11, 2026 (7 months ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 6.9.11 and needs PHP 7.4 or later.
How often is Notification updated?
3 releases in the last year, about one every 3 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from September 2016.
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