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Update "Tested up to" to 7.0.4 - #72

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Bumps Tested up to in siteimprove/readme.txt from 6.8.1 to 7.0.4, the last WordPress version the plugin was tested against.

One line, the only occurrence in the repo. The plugin header in siteimprove.php has no such field, since it is readme-only.

No version bump

There is no code change to release, so nothing to bump and no changelog heading to file it under. Previous practice (2.0.8) folded a "Tested up to" bump into a release that also carried bugfixes, which is the normal case; there is just nothing else pending right now.

If you would rather it appear in a changelog, it needs to ride along with the next real release rather than get its own heading here.

This does not reach users on its own

readme.txt is part of the published package, so the WordPress.org listing will keep showing 6.8.1 until one of:

  1. the next release goes out, whenever that happens, or
  2. the field is updated directly in SVN (trunk/readme.txt and tags/2.1.4/readme.txt), which takes effect immediately with no version bump

Option 2 is the one that clears the "untested with your version of WordPress" warning for anyone on WP 7.x now. Worth doing if that warning is the reason for this change.

Last WordPress version the plugin was tested against. No version bump, since
there is no code change to release; this ships with the next release.

Note that readme.txt is published, so the WordPress.org listing keeps showing
6.8.1 until either a release goes out or the field is updated directly in SVN.
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rdom-si merged commit f51129b into master Sep 14, 2026
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rdom-si deleted the chore/tested-up-to-7.0.4 branch September 14, 2026 19:04
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