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* [deprecation] Remove skype support. * Version bump -> 2.12.0.1.
* [updates] [cache] Improved the caching for updates check. * [updates] [cache] Improve the fetching of the readme and upgrade notice data. * [updates] [cache] Updates data caching fixes and optimizations.
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Fixes for Update Caching, Cron Jobs, and Skype Cleanup
We’re releasing version 2.12.1 of the Freemius WordPress SDK, focusing purely on bug fixes and cleanup tasks.
Fix: Caching Issue in Update Check
We identified a regression affecting the caching mechanism of our auto-update system. In certain scenarios, the cache was bypassed, leading to unnecessary API calls and performance hits. This has now been fixed.
As a bonus, we made some performance improvements by reducing the amount of data fetched from our API during the update check process.
Removal: Skype Support
With Microsoft sunsetting Skype, we’ve removed the
support_skypeproperty from our SDK. The property is no longer referenced in any SDK logic.Our backend systems have already been updated so that even older versions of the SDK will no longer show it. This release removes redundant checks and references to clean up the codebase.
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