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Version Info · Version history

Version Info changelog and version history

Latest version
2.1.2
Oct 8, 2026 (1 month ago)
Releases
22
since 2016
In the last year
7
about one every 49 days
Tested up to
WordPress 7.1.4
PHP 5.6 or later

Releases each year

  • 20165 releases
  • 20172 releases
  • 20181 release
  • 20191 release
  • 20202 releases
  • 20231 release
  • 20242 releases
  • 20252 releases
  • 20266 releases

20266 releases

  1. Version Info 2.1.2Latest

    • Updated Freemius SDK to the latest version.

  2. Version Info 2.1.0

    • Updated Freemius SDK to 2.13.4.
    • Tested up to WordPress 7.1.
    • Free: New Memory & Server IP display — PHP memory limit, live usage %, and server IP in the admin footer, admin bar, and dashboard widget (toggle under Settings → General, on by default). Gracefully hides on hosts where memory_get_usage/SERVER_ADDR are unavailable.
    • Free: New PHP EOL countdown — the dashboard widget shows your PHP version’s lifecycle status, and the footer/admin bar show a days-remaining countdown once EOL is within a year (or a “PHP past EOL” flag).
    • Free: New Copy as Markdown — an admin-bar item and dashboard-widget button that copy your WP/PHP/MySQL/server/memory stack as a Markdown table for support tickets, GitHub issues, and forum posts. Works on old browsers and HTTP-only admins via a clipboard fallback.
    • PRO: New SSL Certificate Expiry check in Health Advisor + Site Health — warns at 21 days, critical at 7 days/expired. Renewal-friendly thresholds; informational-only when the host blocks the probe. Cached 12 hours (version_info_ssl_cache_ttl filter), listed in Purge VI Caches.
    • PRO: Health Advisor now grades PHP against WordPress core’s WP 7.0 support matrix — below 7.4 critical, 7.4–8.2 “supported but below recommended”, 8.3+ passing (8.5 fully supported).
    • PRO: EOL data refreshed — PHP 8.5 (EOL 2029-12-31) and MySQL 9.7 LTS (2034-04-21) added. PHP EOL dates now live in one shared table used by both the free countdown and the PRO Health Advisor.
    • PRO: System Change Email Alerts moved from Agency to PRO. Existing Agency customers keep the feature and all saved settings.
    • Fix: Agency-trial users now see their Agency tabs unlocked (previously the tabs showed as locked while the features were active).
    • Fix: VERSION_INFO_VERSION constant was stale at 2.0.1 since two releases; now locked to the plugin header version.

  3. Version Info 2.0.3

    • Fix: Saving the Server Location tab no longer disables the dashboard widget (or the admin-bar / footer / Show Live System Resources toggles). The location options now live in their own version_info_location_group settings group instead of sharing version_info_general_group with the General-tab chec…

  4. Version Info 2.0.2

    • PRO: New General-settings toggle “Show Live System Resources in Dashboard Widget” enriches the WP admin dashboard widget with the full collected dataset — CPU load with bar + sparkline + load avg + cores, system memory with bar + sparkline + used/total, PHP memory + peak, disk usage with bar, datab…
    • PRO: CPU and Memory rows now render a compact inline-SVG sparkline alongside the percent bar — a rolling 30-sample history (~7.5 min at the dashboard’s 15s Heartbeat cadence). Sparkline stroke recolors green/orange/red on the same 70%/90% thresholds as the bar.
    • PRO: New Server Location row in the widget. Resolution order: 30-day transient cache → configured provider lookup → reverse-DNS fallback → graceful “Unknown”. A “Detect now” button on the Server Location tab busts the cache and re-runs the lookup.
    • PRO: Server OS, Hostname, Server IP, Server Port, Document Root (masked through [ABSPATH]), DB Max Connections, DB Max Allowed Packet, and Server Uptime rows. Closes the parity gap with the abandoned wp-server-stats plugin (last released 2017) without inheriting its shell_exec() dependency.
    • PRO: Server Location now offers four selectable providers with an enable/disable checkbox: Version Info Geolocation (anonymous) (default — our own Cloudflare Worker at geo.versioninfoplugin.com, logs nothing, returns city/region/country/postal/timezone/lat-long/ASN/datacenter), Cloudflare cdn-cgi/t…
    • PRO: System Resources tab gains a collapsible PHP Modules list and a one-click Purge VI Caches button.
    • PRO: CPU, memory, and disk rows in the dashboard widget display compact color-coded percent bars matching the System Resources tab. CPU and memory bars redraw live on every WordPress Heartbeat tick — no page reload required.
    • PRO: Aggregate widget extras cached for 5 minutes behind a transient (filterable via version_info_widget_extras_ttl) so the widget stays snappy.
    • Settings → General now dynamically hides the “Show Live System Resources in Dashboard Widget” row until the parent “Show Version Info as Dashboard Widget” toggle is enabled — keeps the form uncluttered until the option is meaningful.
    • Agency: New “Lock Tab to Current User” checkbox on the White Label tab. When enabled the White Label tab is hidden from every other administrator and direct POST writes to white-label options are blocked from non-owners. The lock auto-releases if the owner’s account is deleted, and also self-heals…
    • Agency: New “Hide Doc Links” checkbox on the White Label tab. When enabled, in-plugin links to docs.versioninfoplugin.com are suppressed across every settings tab so client-facing dashboards never expose the underlying plugin’s documentation domain.
    • New: Inline doc links on every settings tab pointing at the matching docs.versioninfoplugin.com page for the feature being configured.

  5. Version Info 2.0.1

    • Backwards compatibility: lowered minimum PHP to 5.6 and minimum WordPress to 4.7. The previous 2.0.0 minimums (PHP 8.1 / WP 5.5) were inappropriate for a plugin whose audience is by definition running older environments.
    • Refactored the codebase to remove PHP 7.0+/7.1+/7.4+/8.0+/8.1+ syntax: declare(strict_types=1), scalar parameter typehints, return type declarations, null coalescing ??, Throwable, typed properties, arrow functions, match expressions, str_starts_with(), mixed parameter type, nullable return types (…
    • No functionality removed — every PRO/Agency feature still works exactly as in 2.0.0.
    • Health Advisor’s “PHP minimum version” check now flags pre-7.4 as a recommendation (since the wider ecosystem considers 7.4 the active-support floor), rather than claiming the plugin itself requires 8.1.
    • Added EOL data for PHP 5.6, 7.0, 7.1, 7.2, 7.3 and MySQL 5.5 so legacy hosts get accurate advice from Health Advisor.
    • Feature-detect wp_date() (WP 5.3+) and wp_timezone_string() (WP 5.3+) so the plugin degrades gracefully on WP 4.7+.
    • Confirmed compatibility with WordPress 7.0.

  6. Version Info 2.0.0

    • 🚀 MAJOR RELEASE: Complete architecture refactor with PRO + Agency feature suite.
    • NEW: Modular Provider-based detection architecture with PSR-4 autoloading
    • NEW: Freemius SDK integration for PRO and Agency licensing
    • NEW: Tabbed settings page (General, System Resources, Environment, Version History, Health Advisor, System Export, White Label, Access Control, Email Alerts, Error Log)
    • NEW: Grayed-out PRO/Agency feature previews with upgrade prompts for free users
    • PRO: Real-time CPU & RAM monitoring via WordPress Heartbeat API
    • PRO: Database Size tracking with 12-hour cache and AJAX “Scan Now” button
    • PRO: Smart Environment Indicators with color-coded admin bar badges and optional admin bar border highlight
    • PRO: Audit Log of Version History — tracks core, plugin, and theme updates via upgrader_process_complete
    • PRO: Health Advisor Notifications — PHP/MySQL EOL checks integrated with WordPress Site Health
    • PRO: JSON System Info Export — one-click download of complete tech stack
    • AGENCY: Full White-Labeling with all_plugins filter for Plugins list rebranding
    • AGENCY: Role-Based Admin Visibility with per-role checkbox matrix
    • AGENCY: Multi-Site Network Dashboard under Network Admin > Settings
    • AGENCY: System Change Email Alerts via wp_mail with configurable recipients
    • AGENCY: PHP Error Log Dashboard with fseek tail reading and ZIP download
    • TECH: Minimum PHP raised to 8.1 with strict typing throughout
    • TECH: Minimum WordPress raised to 5.5
    • TECH: Hook-first architecture with filters and actions on every data point

20252 releases

  1. Version Info 1.3.3

    • Verified WordPress 6.9 compatibility.

  2. Version Info 1.3.2

    • Added settings for displaying the version info on WP-Admin bar and dashboard widget.
    • Added namespace, sanitization, and other security improvements.
    • Prepared plugin strings for translation.
    • Translations added for 13 most common WordPress languages.

20242 releases

  1. Version Info 1.3.1

    • Updated compatibility details.
    • Changed to GPL.

  2. Version Info 1.3.0

    • Plugin transferred to new owner, @gauchoplugins.

20231 release

  1. Version Info 1.2.1

20202 releases

  1. Version Info 1.2.0

  2. Version Info 1.1.6

20191 release

  1. Version Info 1.1.5

20181 release

  1. Version Info 1.1.4

20172 releases

  1. Version Info 1.1.3

  2. Version Info 1.1.2

20165 releases

  1. Version Info 1.1.1

  2. Version Info 1.1.0

  3. Version Info 1.0.2

  4. Version Info 1.0.1

  5. Version Info 1.0.0

Questions about Version Info’s releases

What is the latest version of Version Info?

2.1.2, released on Oct 8, 2026 (1 month ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.1.4 and needs PHP 5.6 or later.

How often is Version Info updated?

7 releases in the last year, about one every 49 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from July 2016.

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