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Version 2.8.3 Now Available

Posted on August 24, 2016 in General, Releases

SearchWP version 2.8.3 is now available to all active license holders. This a bugfix and maintenance release that is recommended for everyone. Here’s the full changelog:

  • [New] New filter searchwp_search_args to filter search arguments at runtime
  • [Improvement] Better handling of object caching
  • [Improvement] Better messaging when rebuilding index
  • [Improvement] Dequeue/deregister legacy versions of select2 that are imposed upon SearchWP’s settings screen
  • [Improvement] Better handling of regex matches
  • [Fix] Fixed an issue that sometimes prevented the indexer progress bar from displaying after rebuilding index
  • [Fix] Fixed an issue that may have prevented manually edited document content from being fully re-indexed
  • [Fix] Fixed PHP Warning during short circuit check
  • [Fix] Disabling the minimum character count reduces length to 1 instead of 2

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