3.1.2

• Update default caching value for static files (90 days)
• Updated tested versions for Nginx and WP Rocket
• Updated documentation about hooking system

3.1.1

• Update query strings to ignore in default configuration based on most common usage.

3.1.0

• Add device detection (desktop or mobile)
• Manage the right file to serve based on mobile detection
• Add a "preprocess" include (could be used for encoded URL management with third party module)
• Remove WebP detection (useless)
• Remove unused variable
• Update functions contract (PHP 8.2)
• Refactor code

3.1.0 Beta

• Add device detection (desktop or mobile)
• Manage the right file to serve based on mobile detection
• Add a "preprocess" include (could be used for encoded URL management with third party module)
• Remove WebP detection (useless)
• Remove unused variable
• Update functions contract (PHP 8.2)
• Refactor code

3.0.2

• Add query strings to ignore in the default configuration
• Update WP Rocket compatibility version to latest
• Update Nginx compatibility version to latest

3.0.1

• Add query strings to ignore in the default configuration
• Fix Indentation in PHP
• Update WP Rocket compatibility version to latest
• Update Nginx compatibility version to latest

3.0

Version 3.0.0 is finally released!

What's new?

• Query strings to cache are supported via the ini file. See the WP Rocket Cache query strings documentation for configuration.
• Query string to ignore are supported. See the WP Rocket Cache query strings to ignore documentation for configuration.
• Default HSTS value was removed.
• Custom configurations can be included in every sections
• Custom expiration are supported for CSS, JS and medias
• Allowing adding headers from the config file was removed

Enjoy!

Media extensions bug fix

Media extensions were not populated correctly from the ini file. This is a hot fix from issue #67.

Brotli support

Version 2.1 is now released.

It now handles Brotli by solving the issue as described in #48 .

Version 2.0 is out!

Version 2.0 is out!

This new version is a major makeover because the configuration now has a PHP parser to generate one (or more) configuration from the main template. By editing the rocket-nginx.ini file, you can alter and add more to the default configuration.

If you were satisfied with the previous version, generating the default configuration is more than enough!

Some bugs were fix and enhancements were made:
#24 More headers needed with this configuration
#38 PHP Configuration generator
#40 Checking for user-defined cookies
#43 Lot of 404 on generated JS / CSS Files

If you are updating from version 1.x to version 2.0:

It is important to know you cannot simply do a git pull to make it work because version 2.0 uses a PHP parser to generate the configuration. See the Installation section to know how to generate the new configuration file.