Feedamic Release Notes

What's Changed

• Include original entry object in FeedEntry by @jacksleight in https://github.com/mitydigital/statamic-feedamic/pull/22

Adds support in a feed's configuration for: - query scopes - feed-specific templates

Adds support for filtering by Taxonomy and Term.

Refer to the docs for full details

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Changes the behaviour to use lastModified instead of fileLastModified (thanks @jessarcher).

If you're using limit, you may notice you get unexpected (or missing) entries.

This update changes the query used to collect Feedamic entries to handle date and publishing logic before the limit is applied.

Happy limit... remember... "the limit does not exist"

Thanks to @atopping for a bug fix when using images in your atom feed.

A simple housekeeping update to add support for Statamic 4

Added support for locales as a default and at feed-level configurations when using multisite in Statamic.

Thanks to Sm1lEE for this feature.

Updated composer to be strict with PHP version requirements

Just a minor update to the rss.blade.php view to change to 4 digit years, instead of 2.

If you're publishing the views, check the date format in the rss.blade.php file - you may want to make a change to help improve support for some RSS readers that struggle with two-digit date formats.

Introducing multiple feed support for Feedamic.

Your pre-v2.2 configuration will continue to run - but there's a tweaked config format to help support multiple feeds. Check out the package's initial config file for an example.

This update also: - adds a new limit configuration option - adds support for author being anything that can belong in a DataCollection, including Users, Entries and Taxonomy Terms.

Oh, we've also got a brand new site for all of our documentation - check out the readme for full documentation details.

A little housekeeping in this update, plus a new helper feature.

This update may create issues: please note the below changes.

Config

The config file has moved from config/statamic/feedamic.php to config/feedamic.php.

If you have published the Feedamic views, make sure you have updated config references in those.

If the config/feedamic.php file doesn't exist, but config/statamic/feedamic.php does, this upgrade will move it for you. If the config/feedamic.php file does exist, the update will warn you to check your settings.

After updating, confirm that config/statamic/feedamic.php no longer exists.

Publish views

You can now publish the RSS and Atom views for easier customisation.

Hello Feedamic, it's so nice to meet you.

There's a new name to go along with this addon - but it does introduce some breaking changes. Check out the readme for full details, but depending on how you're using the different components, may need to check a few things: - the config file has been renamed - the default views have been updated to use the new config, but if you've published them to your resources folder, you'll need to make sure your config references are correct - the rss_auto_discovery tag is now feedamic - the rss-cache command is now feedamic

Don't forget to check out the upgrade notes in the readme for more information.

We know, it's a bit of a pain in the rear to go through this process, but we wanted a fresh new name and thought this was a good time to do a major update to 2.0.