Update compatibility for WordPress 7 and PHP 8.4 - #157
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Summary
This is a light-touch maintenance release focused on restoring current compatibility and WordPress.org readiness, no new features added etc. The intention is basically to bring it up to speed for WordPress 7.0, fix a few necessary issues in the process, and get an up-to-date version back in the plugin directory:
Most added lines are test infrastructure, CI configuration, and dependency lock data; the production-code changes remain deliberately small.
Compatibility
The existing public class, method signatures, hooks, filters, metadata keys, and legacy media fallback are preserved.
The minimum WordPress version is corrected from 2.9.2 to 3.0 because the existing implementation uses
get_upload_iframe_src(), which was introduced in WordPress 3.0.The commits are intentionally small and narrowly scoped so individual changes can be reviewed independently.
Validation
Final CI runs:
User impact
No new functionality is introduced. Existing integrations and stored thumbnail metadata remain compatible, while current WordPress and PHP installations receive a maintained release that can be published as version 1.8.
Thanks! - Rick