= v 1.1.2 =
* Fixed child themes not displaying properly in Troubleshooting Mode.
* Improved styling for the backup warning, shown when activating the plugin, so it doesn't block mobile users.
* Added explanations to the plugins screen if you enter Troubleshooting Mode there, so users know what is going on.
* Fixed admin menu overflowing if too many plugins exist.

= v 1.1.1 =
* Fixed a fatal error that would occur if a user had an older version of Troubleshooting Mode on their system.

= v 1.1.0 =
* Check for theme, plugin and WordPress updates when visiting the debug tab.
* Improved wording on some failure situations.
* Made the Debug Information tab a bit easier to read with fixed table styles.
* Redesigned tools page, with added accordion to avoid information overload, and different features mixing together.
* Mail test tool now allows you to include an optional customized message.
* Users can now change between any installed theme while in troubleshooting mode.
* Renamed the Must-Use plugin, making it align with what features present in the file.
* Improved the plugin cleanup process, when the plugin is deleted.
* Show full plugin names, and not slugs, in the troubleshooting admin bar menu.
* Check if the .htaccess file contains any rules not added by WordPress core in the debug section.
* Allow the disabling of Troubleshooting Mode from the same page as you previously enabled it from.
* Removed cURL checks from the automated test page, this was more confusion than help.
* Add installation size to the debug information.

= v 1.0.1 =
* Fixed email tester having the wrong class reference, preventing it from running.
* Add some missing text domains preventing full translations.

= v 1.0.0 =
* Added minimum PHP version checks with documentation links.
* Added testing with a default theme to the loopback checker.
* Added cURL version checker to the health check tab.
* Added simple e-mail tester.
* Added core file integrity checker.
* Added capability checks, to avoid installing things that may modify the database while troubleshooting.
* Added a prompt to install a default theme if none exist.
* Added a warning encouraging users to maintain up to date backups when troubleshooting.
* Fixed MU plugin not always updating (if available) when a user tries to troubleshoot.
* Fixed fatal error when trying to troubleshoot "too early".
* Updated troubleshooting drop down, it no longer shows theme switching if no default theme exists.
* Removed the checkbox requirement from the Troubleshooting tab, it wasn't needed any more, and added pointless complexity now.

= v 0.9.0 =
* Various string changes, typo fixes and translation enhancements.
* Added conditional hiding of the plugins list from the admin bar, if there's too many plugins it becomes a bad experience. (Hidden if there are more than 20 active plugins)
* Added ability to enable/disable plugins in Troubleshooting Mode from the plugins list.
* Added filter to remove actions from the plugin list in Troubleshooting Mode.
* Fixed notices on the plugin screen when plugin data may be inconsistent.
* Fixed jumping directly to troubleshooting mode for single file plugins placed directly in the plugin directory root.
* Fixed issue where troubleshooting a plugin directly made it impossible to disable it while in Troubleshooting Mode.
* Fixed so that the original language is returned when translating the debug data for copying.
* Fixed issue where the Debug screen would turn to half-English when using a non-English language.
* Fixed an issue where plugins could become truly disabled on a site when in Troubleshooting Mode.
* Fixed so that enabled/disabled plugins don't carry over between troubleshooting sessions.

= v 0.8.0 =
* Updated recommended PHP version to mirror WordPress.org.
* Updated texts for troubleshooting mode.
* Re-labeled database terms to be more user friendly.
* Added media information to the debug tab.
* Added individual `Troubleshoot` links for the list of active plugins.
* Added automatic copy to clipboard with supported browsers in the debug tab.

= v 0.7.0 =
* Troubleshooting mode now also switches to a default theme.
* Introduced a method for toggling default or active theme use when in troubleshooting mode.
* Introduced a method for enabling/disabling plugins while in troubleshooting mode.
* Introduced a method for disabling troubleshooting mode without needing to log out and back in again.

= v 0.6.0 =
* Improved loopback tests
  * Check if loopbacks can be completed without plugins activated
  * Test individual plugins to identify loopback blockers
* Add troubleshooting mode, test your website without any plugins for your session without disabling functionality for visitors.

= v 0.5.1 =
* Introduced loopback check to the health checker status.

= v 0.5.0 =
* Added clarity to many text strings.
* Avoid listing MU directories if it's not being used.
* Add a Table of Contents heading and make navigating the debug page from it smoother.
* Only enqueue our CSS and JavaScript if we are on the health check pages.
* Add some missing version numbers nor being included in text strings.
* Avoid fatal errors if accessing files directly, caused by translation functions being used when they don't exist.
* Avoid "empty" strings when author or version is missing from plugins or themes.
* Make the health checker test background updates.
* Make the health checker look for missed scheduled events.
* If using a localized version of WordPress, also display the copy and paste field in English if using an international support resource.
* Indicate if 64bit values are supported by PHP in the debug section.
* Improved MariaDB version detection/comparison.

= v 0.4.1 =
* Better SQL version detection to account for MariaDB versions
* Added translation support
* Removed unintentional indentations in the debug copying field

= v 0.4 =
* Added debug section
* Added PHP info section
* Cleaned up the health check
* Added WordPress.org connectivity check
* Added HTTPS check

= v 0.3.1 =
* Fixed a few typos

= v 0.3 =
* Added recommended PHP and MySQL versions
* Check for utf8mb4 support
* Fixed a bunch of PHP warnings

= v 0.2.1 =
* Fixed version comparision bug - When the server had the exact required versions we reported it as out of date.

= v 0.2 =
* Updated with actual PHP and MySQL version requirements for WordPress 3.2

= v 0.1 =
* Initial release with checks for the PHP and MySQL versions we will likely target for WordPress 3.2