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Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress · Version history

Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress changelog and version history

Latest version
4.5.2
Sep 15, 2026 (1 month ago)
Releases
23
since 2014
In the last year
1
Tested up to
WordPress 7.0.8
PHP 8.0 or later

Releases each year

  • 20143 releases
  • 20163 releases
  • 20174 releases
  • 20181 release
  • 20191 release
  • 20201 release
  • 20211 release
  • 20221 release
  • 20233 releases
  • 20243 releases
  • 20251 release
  • 20261 release

20261 release

  1. Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress 4.5.2Latest

    • Security: Add capability check when replacing media to prevent privilege escalation by authenticated users (props @peterwilsoncc, @dkotter via GHSA-pwm5-mwxv-fjrh, CVE-2025-10749)
    • Security: Bump minimatch from 4.0.7 to 4.0.8 (props @dependabot via #253).
    • Changed: Bump WordPress “tested up to” version 6.7 (props @mehidi258, @jeffpaul, @dkotter, @hugosolar via #259).
    • Changed: Bump WordPress “tested up to” version 6.7 (props @QAharshalkadu, @jeffpaul, @dkotter via #264).
    • Developer: Update all third-party actions our workflows rely on to use versions based on specific commit hashes (props @jeffpaul, @dkotter via #262).
    • Developer: Updated GitHub Action workflow permissions (props @jeffpaul, @dkotter via #265).
    • Developer: Clarified all license references to explicitly reference BSD-2-Clause (props @jeffpaul, @peterwilsoncc via #269).

20251 release

  1. Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress 4.5.1

    • Fixed: Fix path issue that duplicates the container name in URL paths (props @hugosolar, @cally423, @Besdima, @ms2oo8, @BCornelissen, @dkotter via #246).

20243 releases

  1. Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress 4.5.0

    • Added: Feature to replace images at the blob storage level (props @hugosolar, @rickalee, @dkotter via #230).
    • Added: Constant for MICROSOFT_AZURE_OVERRIDE_CONTAINER_PATH (props @rickalee, @engrshakirali, @hugosolar via #240).
    • Changed: Bump WordPress “tested up to” version 6.6 (props @hugosolar, @jeffpaul via #242).
    • Changed: Update WordPress minimum supported version to 6.4 (props @hugosolar, @jeffpaul via #242).
    • Removed: Image with special character which isn’t needed anymore (props @hugosolar, @dkotter, @rickalee, @jeffpaul via #234).
    • Fixed: Issue with the use of array_flip and not ensuring it was an actual array (props @hugosolar, @rickalee, @dkotter via #230).
    • Fixed: webp compatibility when uploading original images (props @hugosolar, @rickalee, @ali-awwad via #231).
    • Fixed: Issue with unchecking year/month option under Settings > Media causes intermediate images not being uploaded to the container (props @hugosolar, @rickalee, @glowmedia via #232).
    • Fixed: Media uploader title “Uploading to Azure…” stuck after image is uploaded (props @hugosolar, @rickalee, @eflorea via #233).
    • Fixed: Issue with enqueuing admin script in the footer (props @hugosolar, @rickalee via #238).
  2. Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress 4.4.2

    • Note that this release bumps the minimum WordPress version from 5.7 to 6.3.
    • Added: New feature to replace PDF files at the blob storage level (props @hugosolar, @rickalee via #220).
    • Changed: Bump WordPress “tested up to” version 6.5 (props @QAharshalkadu, @jeffpaul via #223).
    • Changed: Bump WordPress minimum from 5.7 to 6.3 (props @QAharshalkadu, @jeffpaul via #223).
    • Changed: Replaced lee-dohm/no-response with actions/stale to help with closing no-response/stale issues (props @jeffpaul via #218).
    • Fixed: Issue with the transient generated for displaying progress (props @hugosolar, @rickalee via #220).
    • Fixed: Ensure we send the proper content type when creating the Block Blob in the container (props @hugosolar, @rickalee, @MWaser, @okadots, @sarahannnicholson, @nicoladj77 via #224).
  3. Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress 4.4.1

    • Added: Support for the WordPress.org plugin preview (props @dkotter, @jeffpaul via #212).
    • Changed: Bump WordPress version “tested up to” 6.4 (props @QAharshalkadu, @jeffpaul via #208, #209).
    • Changed: Align our PHP minimum version checks to use new helper method (props @radeno, @ravinderk via #202).
    • Fixed: Remove urlencode from srcset calculation function (props @hugosolar, @rickalee, @Sidsector9 via #211).
    • View historical changelog details here.

20233 releases

  1. Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress 4.4.0

  2. Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress 4.3.5

  3. Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress 4.3.4

20221 release

  1. Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress 4.3.3

20211 release

  1. Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress 4.3.2

20201 release

  1. Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress 4.3.1

20191 release

  1. Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress 4.3.0

20181 release

  1. Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress 4.1.1

20174 releases

  1. Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress 4.1.0

  2. Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress 4.0.3

  3. Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress 4.0.2

  4. Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress 4.0.1

20163 releases

  1. Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress 4.0.0

  2. Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress 3.0.1

  3. Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress 3.0.0

20143 releases

  1. Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress 2.2

  2. Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress 2.1

  3. Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress 2.0

Questions about Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress’s releases

What is the latest version of Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress?

4.5.2, released on Sep 15, 2026 (1 month ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.0.8 and needs PHP 8.0 or later.

How often is Microsoft Azure Storage for WordPress updated?

One release in the last year. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from July 2014.

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