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* @package WPSEO\Internal
* This class handles storing the current options for future reference.
* This should only be used during an upgrade routine.
class WPSEO_Upgrade_History {
* Option to use to store/retrieve data from.
protected $option_name = 'wpseo_upgrade_history';
* WPSEO_Upgrade_History constructor.
* @param string|null $option_name Optional. Custom option to use to store/retrieve history from.
public function __construct( $option_name = null ) {
if ( $option_name !== null ) {
$this->option_name = $option_name;
* Retrieves the content of the history items currently stored.
* @return array<array<string>> The contents of the history option.
$data = get_option( $this->get_option_name(), [] );
if ( ! is_array( $data ) ) {
* Adds a new history entry in the storage.
* @param string $old_version The version we are upgrading from.
* @param string $new_version The version we are upgrading to.
* @param array<string> $option_names The options that need to be stored.
public function add( $old_version, $new_version, array $option_names ) {
if ( $option_names !== [] ) {
$option_data = $this->get_options_data( $option_names );
// Retrieve current history.
'options' => $option_data,
'old_version' => $old_version,
'new_version' => $new_version,
* Retrieves the data for the specified option names from the database.
* @param array<string> $option_names The option names to retrieve.
* @return array<int|string|bool|float,array<string|int|bool|float>> The retrieved data.
protected function get_options_data( array $option_names ) {
$wpdb = $this->get_wpdb();
$results = $wpdb->get_results(
SELECT %i, %i FROM ' . $wpdb->options . ' WHERE
%i IN ( ' . implode( ',', array_fill( 0, count( $option_names ), '%s' ) ) . ' )
array_merge( [ 'option_value', 'option_name', 'option_name' ], $option_names )
foreach ( $results as $result ) {
$data[ $result['option_name'] ] = maybe_unserialize( $result['option_value'] );
* Stores the new history state.
* @param array<array<string>> $data The data to store.
protected function set( array $data ) {
// This should not be autoloaded!
update_option( $this->get_option_name(), $data, false );
* Retrieves the WPDB object.
* @return wpdb The WPDB object to use.
protected function get_wpdb() {
* Retrieves the option name to store the history in.
* @return string The option name to store the history in.
protected function get_option_name() {
return $this->option_name;