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DragonByte Social Groups 2.5.3
Change log
Feature: Added a new "Rebuild social group memberships" maintenance action
Change: Better handling of last update date when importing from Nobita's groups
Fix: Fix an issue where the "Max joined groups" and "Max created groups" limits would not function as intended
Fix: Correct "Last update date" for imported group records
Change: Better handling of last update date when importing from Nobita's groups
Fix: Fix an issue where the "Max joined groups" and "Max created groups" limits would not function as intended
Fix: Correct "Last update date" for imported group records
Release notes
This version makes various changes and improvements related to importing from Nobita's social groups.
You can also now manually run the "Rebuild social group memberships" maintenance action, that is normally ran after an import, from the Maintenance page. This should resolve any issues where your cached group memberships are out of sync with your group member records.
Lastly, a regression occurred where the "Maximum joined groups" and "Maximum created groups" permission limitations would not include groups that are moderated or the membership is pending approval. This has now been corrected via a new "real count" hidden internal statistic that tracks groups the same way as before.
You can also now manually run the "Rebuild social group memberships" maintenance action, that is normally ran after an import, from the Maintenance page. This should resolve any issues where your cached group memberships are out of sync with your group member records.
Lastly, a regression occurred where the "Maximum joined groups" and "Maximum created groups" permission limitations would not include groups that are moderated or the membership is pending approval. This has now been corrected via a new "real count" hidden internal statistic that tracks groups the same way as before.