wp-crontrol

• Add a warning message if the default timezone has been changed. More information.
• Fixed string being passed to strtotime() function when the Now option is chosen when adding or editing an event.

• Fix the editing of events that aren't currently listed on the first page of results.

• Bypass the duplicate event check when manually running an event. This allows an event to manually run even if it's due within ten minutes or if it's overdue.
• Force only one event to fire when manually running a cron event.
• Introduce polling of the events list in order to show a warning when the event listing screen is out of date.
• Add a warning for cron schedules which are shorter than WP_CRON_LOCK_TIMEOUT.
• Add the Site Health check event to the list of persistent core hooks.

• Fix the bottom bulk action menu on the event listing screen.
• Make the timezone more prominent when adding or editing a cron event.

• Searching and pagination for cron events
• Ability to delete all cron events with a given hook
• More accurate response messages when managing events (in WordPress 5.1+)
• Visual warnings for events without actions, and PHP events with syntax errors
• Timezone-related clarifications and fixes
• A more unified UI
• Modernised codebase

Beta 1 for WP Crontrol 1.8 which introduces:

• A more unified UI
• Searching and pagination for cron events
• Ability to delete all cron events with a given hook
• More accurate response messages when managing events (in WordPress 5.1+)
• Timezone-related clarifications and fixes
• Modernised codebase

WP Crontrol is available via Composer: composer require johnbillion/wp-crontrol="1.8.0-beta1"

This release was the beta for WP Crontrol 2.0 which was subsequently released as WP Crontrol 1.8.

• Correct the PHP.net URL for the strtotime() reference.

• Remove the date and time inputs and replace with a couple of preset options and a plain text field. Fixes #24 .
• Ensure the schedule name is always correct when multiple schedules exist with the same interval. Add error handling. Fixes #25.
• Re-introduce the display of the current site time.
• Use a more appropriate HTTP response code for unauthorised request errors.

• Remove the ability to delete a PHP cron event if the user cannot edit files.
• Remove the Edit link for PHP cron events when the user cannot edit the event.
• Avoid a PHP notice due to an undefined variable when adding a new cron event.

• Fix a potential fatal error on the cron events listing screen.

• Introduce bulk deletion of cron events. Yay!
• Show the schedule name instead of the schedule interval next to each event.
• Add core's new delete_expired_transients event to the list of core events.
• Don't allow custom cron schedules to be deleted if they're in use.
• Add links between the Events and Schedules admin screens.
• Add syntax highlighting to the PHP code editor for a PHP cron event.
• Styling fixes for events with many arguments or long arguments.
• Improvements to help text.
• Remove usage of create_function().
• Fix some translator comments, improve i18n, improve coding standards.

• Show the hooked actions for each cron event.
• Don't show the Delete link for core's built-in cron events, as they get re-populated immediately.
• Correct the success message after adding or editing PHP cron events.
• Correct the translations directory name.

• Switch to requiring cron event times to be input using the site's local timezone instead of UTC.
• Add the ability for a PHP cron event to be given an optional display name.
• Better UX for users who cannot edit files and therefore cannot add or edit PHP cron events.
• Terminology and i18n improvements.

• Super basic, look at what's in WP-Cron functionality.

• Fully documented the code.
• Fixed the bug that the activate action wouldn't be run if the plugin wasn't in a subdirectory.
• Now will play nicely in case any other plugins specify additional cron schedules.
• Minor cosmetic fixes.

• Internationalization
• Editing/deleting/execution of cron events
• More text, status messages, etc.
• Allow a user to enter a schedule event in a human manner
• Looks better on WordPress 2.5

• Input of PHP code for cron events
• Non-repeating cron events
• Handles cron events with arguments

• Bug fixes for running cron events and adding cron schedules
• Added a cron spawn test to check for errors when spawning cron
• Various small tweaks
• WordPress 3.4 compatibility

• Added support for WP-CLI
• Removed some PHP4 code that's no longer relevant