A single fix, and it is the one that matters if you updated to 0.4.4.
The Activity Log screen never loaded
0.4.4 introduced the Activity Log as its headline feature, and the screen rendered blank on every
site — no table, no error, nothing in the browser console pointing at a cause.
Its JavaScript declared a dependency on a WordPress component that does not exist. WordPress will
not load a script whose dependencies are missing, and it does so silently, so the page simply came
up empty with nothing anywhere explaining why.
Underneath that, the screen was looking for its own built files in the wrong folder, which is what
made it fall back to that bad dependency list in the first place.
Both are fixed. The Activity Log now loads at MCP → Activity Log and on each server's Logs
tab.
Nothing was lost
The log has been recording correctly the whole time — every request and every ability run that
happened while you were on 0.4.4 is already in the database. It just could not be displayed. Once
you update, it is all there.
No settings change and no database change. If you are on 0.4.4, updating is enough.
Also in this release
The missing test. There was no coverage of this part of the plugin at all, which is how three
separate problems shipped together in eleven lines of code. The new test checks that the screen
finds its files, and that every component it asks WordPress for is one WordPress actually provides
— which would have caught this immediately.
Requires: WordPress 6.9+, PHP 8.1+. Full history in changelog.txt.
Full diff: v0.4.4…v0.4.5