Changelog
The changelog is not just a technical appendix.
For Bialty, it is also a trust page. It shows whether the product is being maintained, whether compatibility evolves, and whether commercial buyers can reasonably expect follow-through.
Latest release snapshot
2.2.5
- SEOPress focus keyword support
Why that matters
A maintained plugin is easier to trust when you are deploying it on client sites, store catalogs, or long-lived content libraries.
Recent highlights
2.2.4
- Security hardening for the metabox nonce
- Admin UI maintenance
2.2.2
- Security fix
- Freemius SDK update to 2.13.0
2.2.1
- PHP namespace resolution fix on specific servers
- Freemius SDK update to 2.12.0
2.2.0
- FAQ improvement
- Security fix
2.1.1
- Posts fetch fix
2.1.0
- All in One SEO support
- WooCommerce related products highlight
- Blacklist loading improvement through AJAX search
- Freemius SDK update to 2.9.0
How to use the changelog as a buying signal
When evaluating Bialty for commercial use, read the changelog to answer three questions:
- does the plugin still move;
- do compatibility areas get attention;
- do operational fixes actually ship.
That is more useful than generic “active development” copy.
Recommendation before launch
Once bialty.com is live, keep this page synchronized with the real plugin release notes and make the newest release summary visible at the top of the page every time.