1.5.1

Fixed

• Ensure tracking opt-out mechanism works consistently between both Analytics and Tag Manager in AMP, and fix regression with Site Kit admin bar menu no longer expanding on AMP pages. See #1251.

1.5.0

Added

• Expose googlesitekit.data registry and register initial core/site store on it. See #999.
• Add user-facing warnings to Site Kit areas when JavaScript is disabled. Props Shavindra. See #177.

Enhanced

• Standardize several REST API route names for consistency with JavaScript API. See #1178.
• Fix various plugin setup issues related to inconsistent URLs by automatically updating registered URIs on the authentication service. See #1034.
• Improve asset handling in PHP by introducing dedicated data-only scripts, to use as dependencies. See #1004.
• Respect Analytics tracking exclusion of logged-in WordPress users also if Tag Manager is used. See #944.
• Integrate with WordPress Site Health feature to provide contextual Site Kit information for support and troubleshooting. See #169.

Changed

• Display helpful link in previously empty PageSpeed Insights settings area. See #1129.
• Use latest product icon for the Optimize module. See #969.

Fixed

• Ensure date range selectors functionality is decoupled from localizable strings. See #1183.
• Fix bugs where some untranslated strings would show despite being translated, caused by too early usage of these strings in JavaScript. See #1163.
• Replace outdated AMP client ID mechanism for tracking AMP traffic with recommended AMP linker approach, and enable it by default. See #1160.
• Fix compatibility error where google.charts.load was not called before google.charts.setOnLoadCallback. See #1155.
• Do not show empty data table in Analytics module screen when there is no data to display. See #464.

1.4.0

Enhanced

• Introduce basic notifications system for information displayed in the Site Kit dashboard. See #1110.
• Register all of the plugin's user options in WordPress via register_meta(). See #1029.
• Improve JS error handling consistently across individual React apps and allow for better contextualization. See #943.
• Display information about lack of data instead of displaying empty top search queries box. Props Shavindra. See #314.
• Ensure admin bar displays when at least Search Console or Analytics have stats for the current URL. See #167.

Fixed

• Fix minor bug causing potentially incorrect token expiry to be recorded. See #1158.
• Fix AMP violations when user is logged in and Site Kit admin bar menu is active. See #1142.
• Fix incompatibility issue with Jetpack by resolving bug where the bundled lodash was causing a conflict. See #1141.
• Fix double-rendered HTML markup on Site Kit dashboard screen. See #1140.
• Fix misleading sparkline color for metrics that should use the inverted color, such as bounce rate. See #1128.
• Work around bug in ModSecurity by relying on only providing granted OAuth scopes in token API response. See #1113.
• Make JS and CSS asset names consistent. Props Shavindra. See #1040.
• Properly support paired AMP in Tag Manager module by allowing to select two different containers, one for web context and the other for amp context. Props kmwilkerson. See #413.
• Fix accessibility issues in dialog component with potentially duplicate IDs and invalid ARIA attributes. See #345.
• Fix issue where disconnecting a user from a site would disconnect that user from all their sites.

1.3.1

Fixed

• Ensure opcache_reset() exists before calling it. See #1136.

1.3.0

Added

• Introduce googlesitekit.data registry for JS datastores. See #997.

Enhanced

• No longer delete plugin data when uninstalling and instead rely on the more explicit reset functionality. See #1069.
• Remove legacy migrations that were only relevant to pre-1.0.0 users. See #1062.
• Migrate stray module settings into object-like option for consistency and future scalability. See #1030.
• Introduce core/site/data/connection REST API route for retrieving site connection info. See #998.
• Fully rely on Webpack for third-party dependencies and decouple from WordPress-shipped assets for more stability across all versions. See #993.
• Inform the site owner about potential issues with their site that will likely cause problems when setting up the plugin. See #933.
• Make opting in to tracking specific per user instead of per site. See #913.
• Bump minimum required PHP version to 5.6, rely on up-to-date linting tools and fix various PHPCS issues. See #547.
• Move REST route definitions into more applicable classes that handle the respective functionality. See #166.

Fixed

• Allow users with existing Tag Manager accounts to create additional accounts during module setup. See #1080.
• Fix partly outdated PHP files being served due to OpCache issues currently not addressed by WordPress core. See #1066.
• Prevent unexpected PageSpeed Insights API responses from breaking the dashboard. See #1061.
• Standardize GA tracking snippets and inconsistent data passed in events by introducing a proper tracking API in JavaScript. See #1055.
• Fix several temporary blank screen errors by loading script dependencies more reliably via Webpack. See #1054.
• Ensure that the Tag Manager snippet rendered is always compatible with the current context (AMP vs non-AMP). See #1036.
• Do not render amp-auto-ads element in AMP stories because it is invalid in that context. See #979.
• Ensure that Google Charts JS library is loaded as expected even when a window.google global already exists because of another library. See #939.
• Do not refetch PageSpeed Insights data when the date range selector is changed, as its data its date-unaware. See #890.
• Fix incorrect change arrow direction and color on "inverted" properties like bounce rate. Props WebFactoryLtd. See #481.
• Add missing support for Search Console domain properties and rely on the correct property when requesting Search Console data. Props IgorCode. See #325.

1.2.0

Added

• Introduce new googlesitekit.api layer for accessing Site Kit datapoints with reliable caching. See #953.
• Detect already existing Tag Manager snippets from other sources and inform about them in the setup flow. See #433.

Enhanced

• Introduce Site Kit-specific Google_Client implementation and use that throughout the codebase. See #1003.
• Reduce maintenance by implementing dynamic activation notice in React. See #991.
• Include platform and plugin version information in API client requests. See #989.
• Ensure that all module settings are properly registered in WordPress for consistent behavior. See #859.
• Allow users to rely on WP_PROXY_* constants to use an HTTP proxy for requests issued by Google_Client. See #661.
• Allow users that have existing Google Analytics account to create a new account in module setup and settings. See #198.
• Remove very limited debug bar integration for now. See #178.

Fixed

• Fix bug and potential JavaScript error where user was able to select Analytics property before selecting an account. See #1039.
• Optimize initialization of the Google API client and minimize JavaScript assets and inline data being loaded in regular requests. See #980.
• Fix Search Console average position graph to show the smallest value on top of the Y axis. Props connorhsm. See #874.
• Display warnings about insufficient scopes across all Site Kit screens instead of only the dashboard, since they are just as relevant during setup. See #729.
• Ensure that PageSpeed Insights module can be deactivated again once activated. See #682.

1.1.4

Enhanced

• Improve compatibility with WordPress VIP environment. Props moraleida. See #901.
• Update wording on setup screen for secondary users to clarify they need to connect their account, but not set up the plugin. See #881.
• Use OAuth login_hint parameter to indicate that the user should use the same Google account across all modules. See #867.
• Anonymize IP addresses by default in Google Analytics snippet, and grant the user control to modify with a new setting. Props gx10. See #18.

Fixed

• Fix compatibility issues with older versions of the AMP plugin. See #975.
• Ensure that only options and user options starting with googlesitekit_ (including underscore) are deleted on reset or disconnect. See #968.
• Optimize disconnecting users by only running a single database query. See #960.
• Ensure Site Kit admin bar content is styled independently from the current theme. See #888.
• Fix bug in Analytics module setup where the user would not be informed about an existing tag before selecting a property. See #803.
• Fix bug where admin bar stats would not display under certain circumstances when editing a post in the backend. See #521.
• Display impressions before clicks in admin bar as that is the commonly expected order. See #297.

1.1.3

Fixed

• Fix critical AdSense issue where users were not able to place the snippet and would end up on a blank screen under certain conditions. See #891.

1.1.2

Enhanced

• Introduce new mechanism for a site to receive its credentials from the authentication service, replacing the previous mechanism using the REST API that was error-prone on certain environments. See #905.

Fixed

• Remove unnecessary logic to refresh an access token on login, since the Google API client already accounts for that. See #903.
• Fix too long request URLs for Google API batch requests to use POST instead, as the query length was problematic on certain environments. Props sksaju. See #779.
• Fix bug resulting in blank plugin dashboard screen under certain circumstances. Props ThomasTr. See #767.
• Ensure that opting in or out of tracking takes effect immediately. See #727.
• Fix spacing issue in Search Console step for local development setup. See #637.
• Fix display of the disconnect modal which could potentially appear below the "section locked" indicator in the plugin settings UI. See #636.

1.1.1

Fixed

• Fix reset and uninstall data removal by optimizing database queries. See #809.