Replaces Smush Pro's optimisation pipeline without the grey-wash bug. CLI commands working: wp h4b-img status wp h4b-img optimise --id=<n> wp h4b-img bulk wp h4b-img rescue Verified on dev.rds.ink: - ICC profile preservation works (the Smush-bug fix) - Bulk: 20 attachments → 487 KB saved (10.4%), 0 errors - Rescue: end-to-end mechanism verified on WorkingAsOne_horse fixture - WebP synchronous, AVIF queued via WP-Cron - Originals backed up to wp-content/h4b-img-originals/ See CHANGELOG.md for details + ../DESIGN-h4b-image-optim.md for architecture. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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CHANGELOG
All notable changes to h4b-image-optim will be documented here.
Format follows Keep a Changelog and Semantic Versioning.
[0.1.0] — 2026-05-19
Initial MVP. Replaces Smush Pro's optimisation pipeline without the grey-wash bug. CLI-only in this release (admin UI comes in 0.2).
Added
- Plugin scaffold with PSR-12-style namespaced classes (
H4B\ImageOptim\*) Optimizer— in-place JPG / PNG re-encode using Imagick + jpegoptim / pngquant- ICC profile preservation (the Smush-bug fix) via bundled sRGB v4 profile fallback
- 4:4:4 chroma subsampling for large images; 4:2:0 for small ones
- Configurable size threshold (
min_optimise_bytes, default 20 KB) to skip thumbnails that re-encoding would inflate - Atomic file replacement with ownership preservation
- GPS EXIF stripping on by default for privacy
- EXIF orientation applied before encode
Format_Generator— WebP (synchronous) + AVIF (queued via WP-Cron) siblingsUploader_Hook— interceptswp_generate_attachment_metadataAttachment_Meta— per-attachment optimisation history in_h4b_img_optimRescue_Detector— PHP port of the Python grey-wash detector- Originals backup to
wp-content/h4b-img-originals/with 90-day cron prune - WP-CLI commands:
wp h4b-img status— tool detection + settings dumpwp h4b-img optimise --id=<n>— single-attachment optimise (+--dry-run)wp h4b-img bulk— bulk-optimise unprocessed attachments (+--limit,--force,--dry-run,--batch,--pause)wp h4b-img rescue— scan + optionally repair Smush-mangled JPGs from their.webpsiblings (+--scan,--apply,--min-severity,--csv,--manifest)
uninstall.php— clean removal of plugin options + cron, preserves user data (backups + .webp/.avif siblings + optimisation postmeta)
Required system tools (AlmaLinux 9 / Debian 13)
| Tool | AlmaLinux | Debian |
|---|---|---|
cwebp |
libwebp-tools |
webp |
jpegoptim |
jpegoptim |
jpegoptim |
cjpeg / jpegtran |
libjpeg-turbo-utils |
libjpeg-turbo-progs |
avifenc |
libavif-tools |
libavif-bin |
pngquant |
pngquant |
pngquant |
optipng |
optipng |
optipng |
Known limitations
- No admin settings page (CLI/
wp optiononly) - No Picture-tag rewriting on
the_content(Smush still serving WebPs) - No
.htaccesscontent-negotiation fallback - No
migrate-from-smushcommand yet - No PHPUnit test suite yet
Verified against
- AlmaLinux 9.7 / PHP 8.4.21 / Imagick 3.8.1 (production)
- Debian 13 / PHP 8.4 / wordpress:php8.4-apache (dev container)
- Tested on 20 rds.ink attachments in bulk mode: 487 KB saved (10.4%), 0 errors
- Rescue mechanic verified end-to-end on the WorkingAsOne_horse900-800x524.jpg fixture