A pure translation patch. The Vendor surface in Turkish moves from Satıcı (literally "one who sells") to Bayi (dealer / authorized agency) across the entire catalog — Rentiva is a rental marketplace, not a sales platform, and "Satıcı" read awkwardly throughout the admin and vendor-facing screens.
A focused patch bundling three fixes around vehicle admin and the Featured Vehicles surface — the Lifecycle meta box now identifies the vendor by name, the Featured Vehicles slider stops flickering on short lists, and Featured Vehicles gains a "View All" link in parity with Vehicles Grid.
v4.33.0 closes three holes left over from the v4.31.0 RSA token migration: 22 callsites that bypassed the token check, a misleading License Admin message, and the impossibility of testing Pro features locally without running a license server.
The License tab now has a Manage Subscription button that opens the Polar customer portal in a new tab. Cancel auto-renewal, update your card, switch plans, or resubscribe — all without leaving WordPress admin. Snake-case + REST/React parity to MHM Rentiva v4.32.0.
The License page now has a Manage Subscription button that opens the Polar customer portal in a new tab. Cancel auto-renewal, update your card, switch plans, or resubscribe — all without leaving WordPress admin.
A two-day cross-plugin sprint that hardened the Rentiva (and Currency Switcher) Pro licensing layer against source-edit bypass attacks. Three Rentiva client releases (v4.30.0 / v4.30.1 / v4.30.2) shipped alongside four license-server releases (v1.9.0 → v1.9.3) and three Currency Switcher releases (v0.5.0 / v0.5.1 / v0.5.2). Live-deployed and verified end-to-end on mhmrentiva.com + wpalemi.com.
A retrospective covering three patch releases shipped in succession on 2026-04-23: a critical migration architecture fix (v4.27.4), per-product license binding compatibility (v4.27.5), and WordPress.org submission readiness (v4.27.6). Backfilling these blog posts now in the wake of the v4.30.x security sprint.
After the v4.27.1 i18n hotfix, a user reported three more bugs — all originating from the same fresh-install scenario, all triggered by pressing "Run All Diagnostics" once on the Settings Testing page. v4.27.2 breaks the chain.
A few hours after the v4.27.0 WordPress.org submission readiness release, a critical bug was caught: On an English WordPress site, the Vehicle Settings page was displaying Turkish labels. This is a global plugin; English is the primary language. The bug was submission-blocker severity. v4.27.1 fixes it.
v4.27.0 is a milestone release completing the code quality audit ahead of submitting the plugin to the official WordPress.org plugin directory. The entire distributed codebase now passes the project's strict PHPCS ruleset with zero errors, zero warnings, and achieves zero errors against Plugin Check (PCP) — the official WordPress.org review tool. Four real defects uncovered during the process have also been closed.