Plugin changelog

2.3.0

Snapshots read tables by primary key, so rows added while a large table is being read are no longer skipped or duplicated.
A failed database read now retries instead of ending the table early.
Tables whose names are not all lowercase are included instead of silently dropped.
MariaDB schemas are converted to run on the restore server; every change is listed in the snapshot warnings.
Snapshots no longer carry this site's Wigoh credentials, transients or WooCommerce and WP All Import session rows.
Releasing onto a site whose tables do not use the wp_ prefix keeps its user roles.
Restores rewrite the source host's absolute paths and drop its upload path, so media resolves in the preview.
Optional email to the site administrator when a snapshot fails or a release rolls back, off unless you turn it on in Wigoh → Overview.
A snapshot rejected by Wigoh for being too old now says which plugin version to install instead of retrying.

Jobs retry with a growing delay (15 s to 4 min), honour the server's Retry-After, and give up after five consecutive failures.
A PHP fatal or a host killing PHP mid-step is recorded and counted; a job can no longer re-run the same step forever.
Snapshot uploads no longer wait inside a request; oversized or timing-out chunks are halved automatically.
Background processing works on HTTP-Basic-protected and LiteSpeed hosts; a self-test warns in Wigoh → Overview when the site cannot reach itself.
Every job keeps a log of steps, retries, crashes and PHP warnings, shown under "Details".
The admin page backs off when requests fail, offers "Reconnect", and explains an expired session.
Old job rows (30 days), abandoned work directories (1 hour) and cron events left by deactivation are cleaned up.

Snapshot files: long paths archived correctly instead of skipped; unreadable files skipped with a warning; a full disk fails immediately.
Large files resume across requests; media is compressed at a light level.
Uploads, plugins, mu-plugins, languages and themes are read from where WordPress says they are; logs, backup output, caches and host mu-plugins are excluded.
Snapshot warnings capped at 200 per kind.
A finished snapshot offers "Create new snapshot".

New plugin replacing Wigoh WP Migrator.
Per-site key identity, signed requests, proof of control; account link via authorization code.
Staging detection and live-site guard.
Resumable snapshot export to Wigoh and import into a Wigoh preview.
Release proposals with drift report and two-sided approval.
Apply engine: verified download, staging, atomic swap, health check, automatic and manual rollback (7-day window).
Self-hosted auto-update with checksum and signature verification of every package.