v1.0.1184

[sybrew]

First Stable Release

Decentralize your WordPress plugin distribution.

Troy is a suite of plugins that enables independent plugin and theme distribution outside WordPress.org. Host your own update server, protect user privacy, and maintain full control over your software distribution.

What's Changed

• Fix UUID generation logic and daemon plugin activation logic
• Improve logs UI and error handling in server and client
• Refactor stats aggregation and snapshot logic (now they're actually accurate)

What's Included

Troy Server — Host your own plugin repository with full WordPress admin integration. Manage plugins via the Block Editor, connect GitHub or WordPress.org repos for automatic updates, and generate installer packages for your clients. Includes anonymous usage statistics.

Troy Client — Enable sideloading for plugin updates, translations, and dependencies from any Troy Server. Simply add a Troy: <repo-url> header to your plugin. Optionally hide plugins from WordPress.org's update API entirely.

Troy Client Daemon — A must-use plugin that enforces Troy Client and blocks WordPress.org APIs until Troy Client is active. Drop it in mu-plugins/ — no configuration needed.

Troy Installer — A tiny installer plugin generated by Troy Server to distribute to your clients. Installs Troy Client and your selected plugins in one click.

Snippets — Helper snippets for hiding Troy Client from the admin, enabling beta channels, and embedding Troy Client in your plugins.

Requirements

Component	PHP	WordPress	MySQL
Troy Server	8.4+	6.8+	8.0.19+
Troy Client	7.4+	6.7+	8.0.0+

License

MIT — use it freely.

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Made with love. By Sybre Waaijer, for the community.

Full Changelog: v0.0.1184...v1.0.1184

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This discussion was created from the release v1.0.1184.

[sybrew]

This version has two minor issues:

1. Troy Server: “Active installations” (per plugin and total) are not aggregated correctly because live rows are cleared immediately after counting instead of 48 hours after the weekly epoch.
2. Troy Client: The client UUID does not contain epoch information, so the first request per week from any client is categorized as “unknown”. This corrects itself automatically, but an extra installation entry is created.

We have already hotfixed these issues in the upstream release deployments:

1. Troy Server (installer)
2. Troy Client

These fixes will be included in the next GitHub release.