Native Content Relationships

WordPress does not provide a first-class way to model real relationships between posts, users, and taxonomy terms. Most implementations rely on post meta or taxonomies, which become difficult to query, validate, and scale over time. Native Content Relationships introduces a structured, indexed, and enforceable relationship layer designed for long-term maintainability and high-volume datasets. This plugin is infrastructure-focused, developer-friendly, and aligned with WordPress core patterns.

1.0.23

• Clean Release: Removed development artifacts (docs, tests, benchmarks) from distribution.
• Documentation: Updated readme to link to external performance report.
• Infrastructure: Verified 1M row benchmarks (see GitHub).

1.0.22

• Infrastructure-Grade Benchmarks: Refined docs/PERFORMANCE.md with high-fidelity metrics.
• Enhanced Benchmarking Suite: Support for Mean/P95 latency and buffer pool warming.
• Performance: Validated sub-2ms P95 latency at 1M rows.

1.0.21

• Public Performance Documentation: 100k vs 1M row benchmarks.
• Automated Regression Suite: Validates constraints, directionality, and integrity.
• Enhanced Developer API: Global ncr_add_relation() and ncr_get_relations() helpers.
• Core: Standardized index provisioning results.

1.0.20

• Schema versioning guard (NCR_SCHEMA_VERSION 1.1)
• Optimized composite and covering indexes
• Lightweight Site Health integration

1.0.19

• Chunked integrity processing
• SQL-native validation logic
• Streaming WP-CLI output
• Improved SVN deployment stability

1.0.18

• Relationship Integrity Engine
• Modular integrity helpers

1.0.17

• Standardized ncr_ error codes
• Registry locking after init

1.0.16

• Enforced registry logic
• Connection constraints (max_connections)
• REST endpoint for registered types

1.0.15

• Relationship Type Registration API

1.0.0

• Initial release