WPMove Migration Connector

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2.1.9

• New: the “Taxonomy REST visibility” setting becomes “REST API visibility” and also covers custom post types registered without REST API support — the same opt-in, per type, with the same caveat (an exposed type becomes readable through this site’s public REST API).
• Fix: an item already opted in disappeared from the list at the next page load (it now had REST support), so it could never be unticked again. Opted-in items stay listed.

2.1.8

• New: “Taxonomy REST visibility” setting. A custom taxonomy that a plugin or theme registered without REST API support (show_in_rest) is invisible to WPMove — this new opt-in list lets you expose one specifically, on a per-taxonomy basis. Nothing is exposed automatically.

2.1.7

• New: the receiver endpoint gains POST /wpmvc/v1/comments (announced as comments.write by /ping). A migration driven by wpmove.app or by the Premium plugin now writes comments on this site through wp_insert_comment() instead of the core REST route — so a migrated comment is no longer treated as a new one: no moderation heuristics, no duplicate rejection, and no notification email to the post author for each comment. Administrator account required, and a parent comment must belong to the same post (the core does not check).

2.1.6

• Security: reading meta through the receiver endpoint now requires an administrator account too (it returns every meta of a post, protected keys included).
• Fix: a post status the target does not know is imported as a draft instead of being stored as-is and hidden from every listing.

2.1.5

• Fix: the file export/import dropped every protected meta key (_elementor_data, _wp_page_template, …): a page built with a page builder came back without its layout. Those keys now travel like in direct migrations (ID references still left out, since a file cannot remap them), with the source domain swapped inside them — JSON included.
• Fix: the file carried the post date in the source site’s local time only; imported on a site in another timezone, a recently published post could turn into a scheduled one. The GMT date is now exported and used on import (older files still import with their local date).

2.1.4

• Security: writing meta through the plugin’s receiver endpoint now requires an administrator account. Any account allowed to edit a post could previously write arbitrary meta on it, protected keys included.

2.1.3

• New: the file export now bundles any reusable Gutenberg block referenced by the exported items (a “pattern” is never itself selectable for export, but its content can be hidden inside another item’s content). Import recreates those blocks and rewrites the references to point at them, instead of importing content whose blocks point at nothing on the new site.

2.1.2

• Fix: another plugin’s admin notice no longer lands in the middle of this page’s header, splitting the title from the text below it.

2.1.1

• Improvement: when this site is the source of a direct migration, image and gallery fields now carry enough information for the other site to attach the right file. Previously those fields could be skipped rather than risk pointing at the wrong image.

2.1.0

• New: this plugin can now receive a direct migration from another WordPress site you control — content is sent straight from one site to the other, with no file to download and re-upload. Crucially, the custom fields that the REST API normally drops (Elementor layouts, ACF fields, SEO metadata) now travel too, so a page arrives laid out the way it left. The other site drives the migration; this one answers, and only to requests carrying a valid application password from an account allowed to edit the content. This plugin still contacts no external service on its own.

2.0.5

• Improvement: unchecking every content type is no longer possible — at least one is always kept selected, and the server now rejects an empty selection instead of silently defaulting to Posts.
• Improvement: choosing a file to import now shows a quick preview (source site, export date, item count) before you import, with a clear message if the file isn’t a recognized export.
• Improvement: items skipped during import (a type you didn’t select) now appear individually in the import log, not just in the summary count.
• Smaller plugin download — removed unused CSS left over from a shared codebase with the Premium add-on.

2.0.4

• Fix: “Media” is no longer offered as a selectable content type in file export/import. This plugin never transfers the underlying file (media migration between live sites is a premium feature), so selecting it previously created a broken media entry with no file attached on import.

2.0.3

• Fix: Lite plugin now activates correctly when the Premium add-on is installed but deactivated on the same site.

2.0.2

• New option to export the full taxonomy structure (all terms with descriptions and parent-child hierarchy). On import, terms are recreated before posts so hierarchy is preserved correctly.

2.0.1

• Post type selector now lists all public post types registered on the site, not just Posts and Pages.

2.0.0

• This plugin is now file export/import only — free, offline, with no external connection.
• Direct site-to-site migration (pull/push) and media transfer have moved to the separate premium add-on, WPMove Migration Connector Premium, available from wpmove.app.

1.2.0

• Import categories, tags and other taxonomy terms.
• Refined admin interface.

1.1.0

• Free, offline file export and import of posts and pages. Imports are append-only.

1.0.0

• Initial release.