2.0.2

• Remove the nextrun index to improve performance #107. Props to @tfrommen!

Note: You will need to run wp cavalcade upgrade to upgrade your database tables. Cavalcade will continue to operate just fine without upgrading, but you won't get any of the performance benefits.

2.0.1

This release contains a couple of bug fixes. The most notable is that Cavalcade now bootstraps as soon as the plugin is loaded - this means that core and any plugins registering cron events on the plugins_loaded hook will now correctly be picked up by Cavalcade. Props to @peterwilsoncc and @dd32 for reporting the problem and suggesting solutions.

• Bootstrap the plugin early #105
• Fix a warning in pre_get_ready_cron_jobs filter #103
• Fix support for object caches that don't support the $found value like memcached #100

2.0.0

This release brings with it a big change to the underlying method used to hook into WordPress's cron system. In WordPress 5.1 the pre-flight filters were introduced to the scheduling functions to allow plugins like this one to properly shortcircuit the options table based storage and implement background tasks using a different service.

Changelog:

• Use pre-flight filters #91
• Check blog is installed before installing tables #82
• Added orderby and order arguments to show jobs CLI command #71

1.0.1

• Use WordPress default charset and collate #87
• Document how to manually manage jobs #76

1.0.0

• First tagged release