Version 2.1.4

• Example for the 'wp profile stage' updated and a small typo correction [#191]
• Fix deprecation warnings on PHP 8.2 [#190]
• Update profile commands examples [#189]
• Improve SQLite compatibility [#187]

Version 2.1.3

• Remove part of the test condition to fix failing tests [#184]

Version 2.1.2

• Update WPCS to v3 [#183]

Version 2.1.1

• Reduce test flakiness by dropping assertion [#180]
• Add composer phpcbf and allow wordpress-core-installer [#179]
• Add a command doc for use in the handbook [#178]
• Regenerate README file [#174]
• Fix links in the Overview section [#173]
• Add php 8.1 support [#171]

Version 2.1.0

• Regenerate README file [#167]
• Regenerate README file [#166]
• Update infrastructure to match current bundled setup [#163]
• Remove default value from $include_total [#162]
• Add missing $callback_count property to Logger [#159]

Version 2.0.1

• Move PHP 5.4 tests from WP_VERSION latest to 5.1 [#155]

Version 2.0.0

• Move command over to new v2 structure [#151]
• Fix doc that references global scope [#148]
• Fix location of --format=<format> YAML docs [#147]
• Make fields sortable [#142]
• Grammar fix [#141]
• Update package with latest scaffolded components [#140]
• Fix Travis CI caching for composer [#139]
• Add prefer-stable to composer-json [#137]
• s/profile/profile-command/ [#134]
• Reduce number of Travis builds by only running WP_VERSION=trunk once [#133]
• Regenerate README for general WP-CLI consumption [#132]
• Include mention that profiling intermediate hooks is broken in PHP7 [#125]
• Use --hook[=<hook>] to profile all hooks, or callbacks to spec hook [#124]
• Mention account dashboard in installation instructions [#123]

Version 0.3.0

For the narrative summary, see https://runcommand.io/2016/11/03/wp-profile-v0-3-0/

For specific changes, see https://github.com/runcommand/profile/pulls?q=milestone:0.3.0+is:closed

Version 0.2.0

• Registers more basic hooks for the template stage.
• Ensures the last step to a stage is logged appropriately
• Fixes error notice when SAVEQUERIES is already defined. If SAVEQUERIES is defined as false, then wp profile bails.
• Fixes bottom of the table when there aren't any items displayed.
• Fix profiling of early hooks. When we throw an Exception to bail out of the call, this means the rest of the bootstrap code hasn't executed, and important things aren't set up.
• Updates installation instructions with detail on how to require private file.

Version 0.1.0

• Initial release