1.0.31

Summary

A reliability release. Scheduled sending, snooze restores, undo-send and
filter rules get a hardened scheduler layer with a new server-cron runner
and a per-worker schedule health view, and the release folds in roughly
sixty fixes from the independent review series (PF-024 through PF-365).

Added

  • A WP-CLI server-cron runner, wp pressedmail cron run-due, for hosts

where WP-Cron is disabled or starved by low traffic: a one-minute
crontab entry gives scheduled sends, snooze returns, rule runs and
mirror refresh a dependable clock. Safe to run alongside WP-Cron.

  • A Scheduled work section in Diagnostics: every scheduled worker with

its next run, cadence and overdue state, plus the exact crontab line
for the runner and a warning when DISABLE_WP_CRON has taken over
scheduling.

  • Read-only PressedMail facts inside WordPress Site Health.
  • A per-user hourly ceiling for interactive AI endpoints.
  • PRESSEDMAIL_SECRET_KEY support so backups do not carry the stored

plugin secret.

Changed

  • Timed workers (scheduled send, snooze, undo-send) run only for

retained work and disarm themselves when idle.

  • Stored notifications render in the reader's language.
  • The message detail response follows one contract across surfaces.
  • Automatic follow-ups stay inside a bounded detection window.
  • The integrity warning is built per administrator instead of cached

globally.

Fixed

  • Timed delivery hardening: claim cutoffs compare true UTC instants,

stale claims are quarantined instead of wedged, and an empty claim
timestamp can no longer freeze a scheduled send in sending state.

  • Filter rules: every automatic rule for one arrival runs in a single

pass, the Delete action moves mail to Trash, and manual-only rules
can no longer execute on their own.

  • Copied-site safety: automation on a cloned install stays paused until

an administrator approves it, and the pause applies to automatic
deliveries only, never to the composer or interactive sync.

  • Mail fidelity: extended LIST responses decode by their wire encoding,

headers decode once without dropping characters, and compose
signatures survive round trips.

  • Calendar: occurrence edits and deletes are scoped to this, following

or all events, and candidate ranges are bounded.

  • Contacts: CSV and vCard import and export follow the spec, with

validated fields.

  • Contacts: a website address is accepted, stored, and linked only when

it is http or https, so a value the form took can no longer come back
blank from the server and be written over as blank on the next save.

  • Folder operations no longer expunge on create, rename or delete.
  • Security and stability: license moves require a signed server

handshake, OAuth license and update operations use POST, a failing
core feature cannot take the site down, and erasure and mailbox
deletion complete on object-cache sites.

  • Interface fixes from the review series, including a real modal

composer, recipient combobox completion, local dates with clear
past-time errors in the scheduler and snooze pickers, and composer
media URLs limited to http and https.

Upgrade Notes

  • No action required. Hosts that want minute-exact scheduled sending

can add the crontab line shown in Settings, Diagnostics, Scheduled
work; it is optional and safe alongside WordPress's own cron.

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