Stream · Version history
Stream changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 4.4.0
- Aug 31, 2026 (2 months ago)
- Releases
- 49
- since 2015
- In the last year
- 6
- about one every 38 days
- Tested up to
- WordPress 7.0.8
Releases each year
- 201510 releases
- 20165 releases
- 20173 releases
- 20181 release
- 20194 releases
- 20204 releases
- 20216 releases
- 20222 releases
- 20233 releases
- 20243 releases
- 20252 releases
- 20266 releases
20266 releases
Stream 4.4.0Latest
- Security:
- Keep multisite record reads inside the current site, and make a network capability necessary for changes to network-wide settings.
- Remove integration credentials from option-change records. Secret values now show as [redacted].
- Withhold alert destination credentials, such as Slack webhook URLs, from the stream/get-alerts ability.
- Bug Fixes:
- Correct a false “SITE IS DISCONNECTED” error from wp stream query on a site with no records.
- Correct a fatal error when a Stream capability check runs before init.
- Correct a PHP warning for a password reset request that gives an unknown user.
- View the full release notes on GitHub.
Stream 4.3.0
- Enhancements:
- Make Action Scheduler usage optional at runtime: deferred purge / reset work now runs through a scheduler abstraction that defaults to Action Scheduler but can fall back to WP-Cron via the wp_stream_use_action_scheduler filter.
- Add the wp_stream_enable_auto_purge filter (default true) to disable all TTL record auto-purge scheduling regardless of backend.
- Surface a warning on the WP-Cron fallback when a large-table purge or reset is queued.
- Bug Fixes:
- Log the WooCommerce order ID instead of the order object in order event records.
- Fix PHP 8.4 deprecation warnings.
- View the full release notes on GitHub.
Stream 4.2.2
- Security:
- Harden authorization for the live update preference: enforce the Stream view capability and always target the current user in the stream_enable_live_update AJAX handler so a user can only change their own live update preference.
- View the full release notes on GitHub.
Stream 4.2.1
- Bug Fixes:
- Fix authorization checks for Stream activity access and harden related AJAX, export, and query paths.
- Fix inverted isset() check silently ignoring user search input in get_users().
- Create missing database tables when resetting the database.
- Avoid generating rewrite rules for the alerts post type.
- View the full release notes on GitHub.
Stream 4.2.0
- View the release notes.
- See the full changelog for all releases.
Stream 4.1.2
20252 releases
Stream 4.1.1
Stream 4.1.0
20243 releases
Stream 4.0.2
Stream 4.0.1
Stream 4.0.0
20233 releases
Stream 3.10.0
Stream 3.9.3
Stream 3.9.2
20222 releases
Stream 3.9.1
Stream 3.9.0
20216 releases
Stream 3.8.2
Stream 3.8.1
Stream 3.8.0
Stream 3.7.0
Stream 3.6.2
Stream 3.6.1
20204 releases
Stream 3.6.0
Stream 3.5.1
Stream 3.5.0
Stream 3.4.3
20194 releases
Stream 3.4.2
Stream 3.4.1
Stream 3.4.0
Stream 3.3.0
20181 release
Stream 3.2.3
20173 releases
Stream 3.2.2
Stream 3.2.1
Stream 3.2.0
20165 releases
Stream 3.1.1
Stream 3.1
Stream 3.0.7
Stream 3.0.6
Stream 3.0.5
201510 releases
Stream 3.0.4
Stream 3.0.3
Stream 3.0.2
Stream 3.0.1
Stream 3.0.0
Stream 2.0.5
Stream 2.0.4
Stream 2.0.3
Stream 2.0.2
Stream 2.0.1
Questions about Stream’s releases
What is the latest version of Stream?
4.4.0, released on Aug 31, 2026 (2 months ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.0.8.
How often is Stream updated?
6 releases in the last year, about one every 38 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from August 2015.
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Start freeRelease dates come from the day each version’s folder was made in Stream’s WordPress.org SVN repository; the notes from its readme’s changelog, as its authors wrote it.