5.1.1 - 2021-10-23 - Fixed fatal error when running queuedtracking:monitor command on Windows

5.1.0 - 2021-10-21 - Increased number of queue tracking workers to 4096 - Enhance queue monitor and process commands - Added Redis cluster option

5.0.7 - 2024-08-26 - Fixed old redis sentinel config issue

5.0.6 - Fixed unable to configure redis socket with port 0

5.0.5 - Improved plugin reliability - Added system settings to list of text that can be translated

5.0.4 - Added plugin category for Marketplace

5.0.3 - Added code to skip maxmemory config check when --skip-max-memory-config-check=1

5.0.2 - Fix merge issue in previous release

5.0.1 - Compatibility with Matomo 5.0.0-b4

5.0.0 - Compatibility with Matomo 5.0

4.0.7 - Improved error handling for tracking requests

4.0.6 - Started using flushDB instead of flushAll for Redis

4.0.5 - Translation changes

4.0.4 - Clarify inline help for "Queue enabled" config setting

4.0.3 - Replace Redis::delete() with Redis::del() and fix a warning

4.0.2 - Support new option --force-num-requests-process-at-once to the process command

4.0.1 - Improve compatibility with PHP 7.4

4.0.0 - Compatibility with Matomo 4.0

3.3.5 - Improve update script to first add primary key and then remove index

3.3.4 - Use primary key instead of a unique index for mysql backend for better replication

3.3.3 - Add possibility to ignore queued tracking handler and track request directly into the database

3.3.2 - Send branded HTML email

3.3.1 - Support MySQLi adapter

3.3.0 - When using 3rd party cookies, the 3rd party cookie value will not be overwritten by local site visitor id values

3.2.1 - Faster queue locking - More debug output while processing

3.2.0 - Added possibility to use a MySQL backend instead of redis - New option queue-id for the queuedtracking:process command which may improve processing speed as the command would only focus on one queue instead of trying to get the lock for a random queue. - Various other minor performance improvements - New feature: Get notified by email when a single queue reaches a specific threshold

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3.0.0

0.3.2

0.3.1

0.3.0

0.2.6

0.2.5

0.2.4

0.2.3

0.2.2

0.2.1

0.2.0

0.1.6

0.1.5

0.1.4

0.1.2

0.1.0

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