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# Changelog
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All notable changes to Nariyanto Cron Diagnostics will be documented in this file.
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All notable changes to SNWorks Cron Diagnostics will be documented in this file.
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The format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/), and this project uses semantic versioning for GitHub releases.
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## [0.1.2] - 2026-06-03
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### Changed
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- Renamed the plugin display name, text domain, admin page slug, and package slug to `snworks-cron-diagnostics`.
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## [0.1.1] - 2026-06-03
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- Renamed the plugin display name, text domain, admin page slug, and package slug to `nariyanto-cron-diagnostics` for a more distinctive WordPress.org submission.
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- Renamed the plugin display name, text domain, admin page slug, and package slug to a distinctive branded identity for WordPress.org submission.
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- Moved the copy-report JavaScript into an enqueued admin asset instead of printing inline JavaScript markup.
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## [0.1.0] - 2026-06-02
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- Unusually frequent recurring hook detection for intervals shorter than one hour.
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- Overdue event counting.
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- Copyable plain-text support report.
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- Translation template for the `nariyanto-cron-diagnostics` text domain.
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- Translation template for the `snworks-cron-diagnostics` text domain.
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- Local PHP test runner and GitHub Actions CI.
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### Notes
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- Version 0.1.1 does not delete, reschedule, or mutate cron events.
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- Version 0.1.2 does not delete, reschedule, or mutate cron events.
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- The plugin does not send data to external services.
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# WordPress.org Asset Plan — Nariyanto Cron Diagnostics
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# WordPress.org Asset Plan — SNWorks Cron Diagnostics
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WordPress.org assets are committed to the assigned plugin SVN repository under `assets/` after approval. This GitHub repository keeps prepared assets under `.wordpress-org/` so they are ready to copy.
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> Nariyanto Cron Diagnostics shows scheduled WP-Cron events, duplicate hooks, frequent schedules, overdue events, and a copyable support report.
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> SNWorks Cron Diagnostics shows scheduled WP-Cron events, duplicate hooks, frequent schedules, overdue events, and a copyable support report.
Find duplicate, stuck, and suspicious WordPress cron events before they cause support issues.
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## Suggested submission description
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Nariyanto Cron Diagnostics is a read-only admin utility for WordPress support and debugging workflows. It lists scheduled WP-Cron events, highlights duplicate hooks, flags unusually frequent recurring events, counts overdue events, and provides a copyable support report.
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SNWorks Cron Diagnostics is a read-only admin utility for WordPress support and debugging workflows. It lists scheduled WP-Cron events, highlights duplicate hooks, flags unusually frequent recurring events, counts overdue events, and provides a copyable support report.
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The first release is intentionally small and safe. It does not delete, reschedule, pause, or mutate cron events. It only reads WordPress' existing cron array and displays the information to administrators.
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## Reviewer notes
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- The plugin is read-only in version `0.1.1`.
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- The plugin is read-only in version `0.1.2`.
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- It does not create, delete, reschedule, pause, or mutate cron events.
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- It does not send data to external services.
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- It does not collect analytics or personal data.
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- It does not store settings or write options in version `0.1.1`.
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- It does not store settings or write options in version `0.1.2`.
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- It only displays cron information to users with the `manage_options` capability.
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- The admin page is registered under **Tools → Cron Diagnostics**.
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- All admin output is escaped.
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- The plugin uses the `nariyanto-cron-diagnostics` text domain.
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- The plugin uses the `snworks-cron-diagnostics` text domain.
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- The release ZIP excludes development-only files such as `.git`, `.github`, `tests`, `docs`, and `scripts`.
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## Privacy statement
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Nariyanto Cron Diagnostics does not collect, store, transmit, or share personal data. The plugin reads scheduled WP-Cron events from the local WordPress installation and displays them only inside the WordPress admin area to administrators.
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SNWorks Cron Diagnostics does not collect, store, transmit, or share personal data. The plugin reads scheduled WP-Cron events from the local WordPress installation and displays them only inside the WordPress admin area to administrators.
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The copyable support report is generated locally in the browser/admin page. Site administrators should review the report before sharing it in support tickets.
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## Security and safety notes
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- Access is restricted to users with `manage_options`.
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- Version `0.1.1` has no destructive actions.
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- Version `0.1.2` has no destructive actions.
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- The plugin does not include remote API calls.
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- The plugin does not include tracking, telemetry, or third-party scripts.
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- The plugin does not expose secrets intentionally; however, hook names and schedules may reveal operational details, so support reports should be reviewed before sharing externally.
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1. Log in to WordPress.org as `nariyanto`.
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2. Open the plugin submission page: https://wordpress.org/plugins/developers/add/
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3. Upload the GitHub release asset: `snworks-cron-diagnostics.zip`.
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4. Use the short description above.
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5. Add reviewer notes from this document if the form provides a notes field.
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6. Submit for review.
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## Post-approval SVN checklist
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-[ ] Check out the assigned WordPress.org SVN repository.
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Find duplicate, stuck, and suspicious WordPress cron events before they cause support issues.
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== Description ==
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Nariyanto Cron Diagnostics is a read-only admin utility for support and debugging workflows. It helps you inspect scheduled WP-Cron events, identify duplicate hooks, flag unusually frequent events, and spot overdue jobs.
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SNWorks Cron Diagnostics is a read-only admin utility for support and debugging workflows. It helps you inspect scheduled WP-Cron events, identify duplicate hooks, flag unusually frequent events, and spot overdue jobs.
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No destructive cleanup actions are included in v0.1.1.
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No destructive cleanup actions are included in v0.1.2.
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== Installation ==
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1. Upload the plugin folder to `/wp-content/plugins/`.
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== Frequently Asked Questions ==
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= Does this delete cron events? =
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= Why does it flag frequent hooks? =
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Any recurring event with an interval shorter than one hour is highlighted for review. Some frequent events are legitimate, but they are useful to inspect during support troubleshooting.
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== Changelog ==
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