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3.0.0 ​

Rebrand from DuckDev to FoxeLabs. No behavioural changes — but the rename touches the package name and the namespace, so it is a breaking release.

No cache migration needed

Keys, groups, and the can_cache filter are all built from your own prefix, never from a vendor name, so this release changes nothing the library reads or writes. Update your use statements and you are done.

Coming from 1.x? That upgrade did change the prefix, and leaves stale transient rows behind — see Upgrading from 1.x for the one-time cleanup.

Changed ​

  • Composer package renamed duckdev/wp-cache-helper → foxelabs/wp-cache-helper. Update your composer.json require entry.
  • Namespace renamed DuckDev\Cache\ → FoxeLabs\Cache\. Update every use statement and class reference.

Unchanged ​

  • Public API (remember, forget, persist, cease, flush_group, flush), the {prefix}_can_cache filter, every cache key and group name, and all behaviour.

2.0.2 ​

Added ​

  • ObjectCache::flush_group() now delegates to core wp_cache_flush_group() on WP 6.1+ backends that advertise support via wp_cache_supports( 'flush_group' ). The version-sentinel workaround remains the fallback for backends that don't.
  • Native-backend read/write paths skip the internal envelope so values are stored raw. Legacy envelopes left behind by the fallback path are unwrapped transparently on read.

Changed ​

  • Minimum WordPress version bumped from 5.0 to 6.1.
  • ObjectCache refactored: public methods reduced to thin dispatchers; native and fallback paths split into single-responsibility private helpers.

2.0.1 ​

Fixed ​

  • PHP 8.4 implicit-nullable deprecation on ObjectCache::get().

2.0.0 ​

Changed ​

  • Refactored the library into Contracts / Storage / Support with dependency injection and a full test suite.
  • Prefix is now required at construction time (new Cache( 'my_plugin' )); previously a shared duckdev_cache prefix was hardcoded.
  • can_cache filter renamed to {prefix}_can_cache.

Fixed ​

  • remember() / forget() now correctly treat a cached 0, '', [], or false as a hit instead of re-running the callback.