Dispatch for Telex v1.6.2

Changed

• Refreshed Composer and npm dependencies (PHPStan, @wordpress/scripts / @wordpress/icons, WP-CLI transitive packages).
• Bumped GitHub Actions pins: Codecov, CodeQL, shivammathur/setup-php, softprops/action-gh-release.
• Raised Makefile PHPStan memory limit to 2G so local make lint matches CI and avoids OOM after tooling upgrades.

Fixed

• PHPUnit bootstrap defines WP_TESTS_PHPUNIT_POLYFILLS_PATH when the WordPress test suite loads Composer-installed PHPUnit polyfills.

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Dispatch for Telex v1.5.0

Fixed

• Resolved a REST fatal that could break project loading with "Could not fetch
  projects". The /telex/v1/users endpoint now maps lightweight get_users()
  rows safely instead of hard-typing entries as WP_User.

Changed

• Notification settings panel layout refined into a clearer two-column form
  with better grouping of alert conditions and delivery channels.
• Documentation and wiki structure refreshed for launch readiness, including
  IA updates and draft cleanup under docs/.

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Dispatch for Telex v1.4.1

Fixed

• Starring a project now immediately re-sorts the list without requiring a
  full page reload. The star handler now issues a force-refresh request that
  bypasses any browser-cached response, so the updated _favorite flag is
  reflected instantly and starred rows float to the top on the same click.

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Dispatch for Telex v1.4.0

This release turns Dispatch into a full project management layer on top of
Telex. You can now organize, annotate, and track your project library in
ways that weren't possible before — without any of it depending on features
that don't actually exist in the platform.

Stars and favorites

Star any project with a single click. Starred projects bubble to the top
of your library when you sort by "Starred first" — so the things you care
about most are always within reach without searching.

Freeform tags

Attach tags to any project directly from the card — up to 20 tags, up to
32 characters each. Filter the entire library down to a single tag in one
click. Tags are stored per site, not per user, so your whole team sees the
same taxonomy.

Bulk actions

Select multiple projects at once with checkboxes and apply a single action
across all of them — install, update, or remove. A sticky action bar
appears at the bottom of the screen as soon as you check the first project,
so it's always in reach without scrolling.

Config export and import

Export every piece of per-project metadata — version pins, notes, tags,
groups, and auto-update settings — to a JSON file. Import the same file
on a staging site, a client's server, or a fresh install to replicate the
full setup in seconds. The CLI gets it too: wp telex config export and
wp telex config import.

Update approval queue

Auto-updates can now be held in a soak period before applying. When the
soak window expires, the update moves into a visible approval queue at the
top of the Updates tab. Approve to apply immediately or skip to defer.
Gives you a natural review checkpoint before anything touches production.

Failed install tracking

When an install fails, Dispatch records the failure against the project and
shows a persistent badge on the card. A new "Failed" tab collects everything
that needs attention so nothing falls through the cracks. Dismiss the record
once the issue is resolved.

Dashboard widget

The WordPress admin dashboard now shows a compact Dispatch summary: number
of installed projects, pending updates, API connection status, and time of
last activity. Everything at a glance without opening the full screen.

Expanded Site Health

Two new Site Health tests: one checks the circuit breaker state and reports
whether the Telex API connection is open, half-open, or tripped; the other
scans every installed project and surfaces any with missing or deactivated
files. Both are shown inline on the Site Health screen alongside your other
checks.

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v1.3.2 — Connection Flow Redesign & Flash Fixes

What's new in 1.3.2

Bug Fixes

• No more content flash on load — the connected projects screen now renders a skeleton grid immediately on first paint (Redux store initialises with loading: true). The disconnected screen gets a matching server-rendered skeleton injected into the React mount point so there is nothing blank to see before JavaScript boots.

Design Improvements

• Waiting screen redesigned — the device code is now the hero element: full-width display with clear border dividers, a secondary copy button that shows a check icon on success, and the WP spinner replaced with a small animated brand-colour pulse dot. Cancel is demoted to a subtle text link.
• Success screen polished — extra vertical padding, neutral heading (the green icon carries the success signal), and updated copy that confirms the account is connected before redirecting.
• Connect card — Telex wordmark logo replaces the generic plugins icon.
• Hero column — logo removed; the headline leads directly.
• Disconnect notice — changed from blue info to green success type with friendlier copy: "Disconnected from Telex. Connect again whenever you're ready."
• Step indicator — connecting line removed; steps are now evenly distributed across the full width with centred content and a / separator at each boundary.

Dispatch for Telex v1.3.1

Dispatch for Telex v1.3.1

See readme.txt for the full changelog.

Install

Download dispatch-for-telex-1.3.1.zip below and upload it via Plugins → Add New Plugin → Upload Plugin in your WordPress admin.

v1.3.0 — Snapshots, Pinning, Auto-update & Project Health

This is the biggest Dispatch release yet. We went from a deployment tool to a full project management platform — without losing any of the simplicity that made the original useful.

What's new

Build snapshots — roll back in one click

Capture your entire installed project set before a risky change and restore it in one command if anything breaks. Also available via wp telex snapshot create/list/restore/delete.

Version pinning — freeze what's working

Lock any project at its current build. Pinned projects are excluded from update checks and wp telex update --all until you're ready to move forward.

Auto-update — stay current automatically

Set projects to update automatically on every new Telex build. Per-project control means you can auto-update low-risk utility blocks while keeping your main theme pinned.

Notification channels

Email digests and Slack webhooks for install, update, and removal events. Batched digests so you're not getting pinged for every background update.

Project health dashboard

A dedicated tab showing active state, file integrity, version freshness, and compatibility warnings for every installed project.

Block usage analytics

See how many posts each installed block is embedded in. Know which ones are load-bearing before you touch them.

Project groups

Named per-user collections for organizing your Telex library. Filterable in the admin screen and WP-CLI.

GDPR / Privacy Tools integration

The audit log is now registered with WordPress's built-in privacy tools — export or erase a user's audit history via Tools → Personal Data.

Settings page redesigned

Full-width layout, consistent page header, and per-panel skeleton loaders so there's no layout shift while panels load.

Fixes & quality

• wp telex doctor now uses wp_is_file_mod_allowed() instead of reading DISALLOW_FILE_MODS directly
• 15 new PHPStan errors resolved (DISALLOW_FILE_MODS, sprintf arity, array offsets, WP_User type hints)
• 3 CSS no-descending-specificity lint errors resolved
• Stale JS tests removed to match current store shape (notice state removed)
• Dead $user_cache property removed from audit log table class

Full changelog

See CHANGELOG.md for the complete history.

v1.1.1 — Dynamic project avatars

What's new in 1.1.1

Every project gets its own look

Project avatars used to be a flat colored square with a letter. Now each one is a proper SVG with a diagonal gradient (picked from a curated set of color pairs) and a subtle geometric shape — all seeded deterministically from the project's ID, so the same project always shows the same avatar and no two ever look identical.

Settings page is properly named

The sub-menu item that was labeled "Audit Log" now says Settings — which is what it actually is. It houses both the webhook configuration panel and the audit log.

Webhook URL is no longer baked into the page HTML

The auto-deploy webhook URL is now fetched on demand via an authenticated REST call instead of being embedded in the page source.

Test suite renamed for PHPUnit 11

PHP test files have been renamed to Test_Telex_*.php to follow PHPUnit 11's class-name-based discovery convention.

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Full changelog: https://github.com/RegionallyFamous/dispatch/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md

Dispatch for Telex v1.0.2

Dispatch for Telex v1.0.2

See readme.txt for the full changelog.

Install

Download dispatch-for-telex-1.0.2.zip below and upload it via Plugins → Add New Plugin → Upload Plugin in your WordPress admin.

v1.0.1

What's Changed

• ci: bump actions/setup-node from 4 to 6 by @dependabot[bot] in #2
• chore(deps): bump yoast/phpunit-polyfills from 3.1.2 to 4.0.0 in the phpunit-tools group by @dependabot[bot] in #3
• ci: bump actions/checkout from 4 to 6 by @dependabot[bot] in #4
• ci: bump codecov/codecov-action from 4 to 5 by @dependabot[bot] in #1

New Contributors

• @dependabot[bot] made their first contribution in #2

Full Changelog: https://github.com/RegionallyFamous/dispatch/commits/v1.0.1