Updated the WordPress integration validation to require an API key as the sole authentication method, removing support for username and application password authentication.
- Removed email/password authentication and related settings from the plugin.
- Updated API connection logic to utilize only the API key for authentication.
- Simplified the admin interface by removing webhook-related settings and messages.
- Enhanced the settings page with improved UI and status indicators for API connection.
- Added a new REST API endpoint to check plugin status and connection health.
- Updated styles for a modernized look and feel across the admin interface.
- Updated the `IntegrationService` to perform connection tests using only the API key, removing reliance on username and app password.
- Simplified health check logic and improved error messaging for better clarity.
- Added functionality to revoke API keys in the `WordPressIntegrationForm` component.
- Enhanced site settings page with a site selector and improved integration status display.
- Cleaned up unused code and improved overall structure for better maintainability.
- Added a new API endpoint in the `IntegrationViewSet` to update the WordPress site structure, including post types and taxonomies.
- Implemented a function to retrieve the site structure and sync it to the IGNY8 backend after establishing a connection.
- Scheduled a daily cron job to keep the site structure updated.
- Enhanced the WordPress plugin to trigger synchronization upon successful API connection.
- Updated relevant files to support the new synchronization feature, improving integration capabilities.
- Enhanced the `error_response` function to support backward compatibility by normalizing arguments when positional arguments are misused.
- Updated various views to pass `None` for the `errors` parameter in `error_response` calls, ensuring consistent response formatting.
- Adjusted logging in `ContentSyncService` and `WordPressClient` to use debug level for expected 401 errors, improving log clarity.
- Removed deprecated fields from serializers and views, streamlining content management processes.
- Introduced `ContentTaxonomy` and `ContentAttribute` models for improved content categorization and attribute management.
- Updated `Content` model to support new fields for content format, cluster role, and external type.
- Refactored serializers and views to accommodate new models, including `ContentTaxonomySerializer` and `ContentAttributeSerializer`.
- Added new API endpoints for managing taxonomies and attributes, enhancing the content management capabilities.
- Updated admin interfaces for `Content`, `ContentTaxonomy`, and `ContentAttribute` to reflect new structures and improve usability.
- Implemented backward compatibility for existing attribute mappings.
- Enhanced filtering and search capabilities in the API for better content retrieval.
- Introduced a new Site Metadata endpoint (`GET /wp-json/igny8/v1/site-metadata/`) for retrieving available post types and taxonomies, including counts.
- Added API key input in the admin settings for authentication, with secure storage and revocation functionality.
- Implemented a toggle for enabling/disabling two-way sync operations.
- Updated documentation to reflect new features and usage examples.
- Enhanced permission checks for REST API calls to ensure secure access.
