If you have run across any bugs, feel free to post them. As far as I’m aware, there aren’t any unaddressed bugs (of course any that someone found but didn’t mention may be there, but none that *I’m* aware of).
As far as the banner in the media section, did you try clicking the “X”? That makes it go away (permanently, not just for the page view). See: https://i.ibb.co/w8JTdnV/image.png
it does not dismiss it permanently, I and my users see it every page load. It is not part of admin notices it is an advertisement banner and very obstructive.
If it’s not permanently dismissing, there might be something going on internally with how your site’s WordPress transients are working. I did just check it to make sure it’s dismissing permanently as intended (it is). But also that mechanism *does* rely on WordPress transients for efficiency’s sake (doing a more permanent write to the database then requires a database query to read it back). Again, if your site’s transients are doing something non-standard, that may not work. Regardless, I’ve already added a constant someone can define moving forward so it would never be presented to any admin, ever. So in that case it doesn’t matter if transients are working as expected or not.
= 1.10.1 (2026-XX-XX) =
Added ability to add APP_FOR_CLOUDFLARE_R2_NO_BANNER constant to WordPress config to never show the R2 banner to any user, ever
Basically there’s not really a 100% reliable way to store a bit of data in WordPress outside the database (but then that introduces queries… which WordPress already has far too many of by default). Transients are usually a good way to get around that, but some sites modify how transients work (I certainly could break transients without too much difficulty without breaking the rest of WordPress if I were so inclined).
It’s distasteful, so I uninstalled it. Hope you figured it out.
