Pantheon release notes

We have renamed Personal Workspaces to My Dashboard and have removed the ability to create new sites directly within it. Going forward, all new sites must be created within a Professional Workspace.

For details on workspaces, including how to create a free Professional Workspace, see related documentation.

What's changing?

• The Personal Workspace has been renamed to My Dashboard throughout the Pantheon dashboard.
• Site creation:

  • In the dashboard, the option to select a Personal Workspace during site creation has been removed. Users must now select a Professional Workspace when creating a new site.

  • From the commandline, running terminus site:create without the --org flag returns this wanring:

    An org must be defined to create a site.

    Sites created via Terminus without an org are added to your My Dashboard workspace.

What's not changing?

Existing sites associated with My Dashboard are not affected. This update to the dashboard site creation process only prevents new sites from being added.

Site creation via Terminus without an org will still complete successfully at this stage. No changes to your existing Terminus scripts are required yet.

Looking ahead

Starting June 1, 2026, specifying an org will be required when creating sites via Terminus. We recommend updating your scripts now to avoid disruption:

Terminus 4.1.7 is now available. This hotfix release fixes the domain:verify command to properly display DNS challenge details.

Key improvements in this release

• domain:verify fix: Fixed the command to display DNS challenge details when a domain is unverified, and added polling for verification status after triggering verification (#2797)

How to upgrade to Terminus 4.1.7

If you use Homebrew (macOS-only) to manage your Terminus installation, you should upgrade using:

If you installed Terminus directly from the .phar file, you should upgrade using the self:update command:

For more information about this release, visit the GitHub release page.

If you have questions or concerns around Terminus, please use the Terminus issue queue.

Terminus 4.2.0-rc.1 is now available as a pre-release. This release candidate merges several standalone plugins into Terminus core and adds Elasticsearch support with unified search commands.

Key improvements in this release

• Secrets Manager plugin merged into core: The terminus-secrets-manager-plugin is now built into Terminus (#2764)
• Repository plugin merged into core: The terminus-repository-plugin is now built into Terminus (#2792)
• Node Logs plugin merged into core: The terminus-node-logs-plugin is now built into Terminus (#2791)
• Elasticsearch support: New search:enable and search:disable commands for managing search indexing (#2783)
• Bug fix: Empty body should be object, not array (#2780)

How to install Terminus 4.2.0-rc.1

This is a pre-release version intended for testing. To install it directly from the .phar file, you can download it from the GitHub release page.

For more information about this release, visit the GitHub release page.

If you have questions or concerns around Terminus, please use the Terminus issue queue.

Terminus 4.1.6 is now available. This release adds the domain:verify command, new Elasticsearch search commands, and deprecates the legacy Solr commands.

Key improvements in this release

• Domain verification command: New domain:verify command allows users to verify domain ownership directly from Terminus (#2790)
• New search commands: New search:enable and search:disable commands for managing search indexing services (#2783, #2784)
  • Note: These commands are currently non-functional for WordPress until Elasticsearch platform compatibility is added
• Solr command deprecation: solr:enable and solr:disable are now deprecated in favor of the new search:enable and search:disable commands
• Bug fix: Fixed empty body handling to use object instead of array (#2780)

How to upgrade to Terminus 4.1.6

If you use Homebrew (macOS-only) to manage your Terminus installation, you should upgrade using:

If you installed Terminus directly from the .phar file, you should upgrade using the self:update command:

For more information about this release, visit the GitHub release page.

If you have questions or concerns around Terminus, please use the Terminus issue queue.

We are continuing to enhance the Top Traffic Patterns interface to help you go from insight to action even faster.

• Click-to-Audit for top paths: You can now run Google Lighthouse performance audits directly from the Top Paths table. Easily check the performance and SEO scores of your most visited pages with a single click. (Note: To prevent errors, this option is automatically disabled for static assets and backend administrative paths).
• Streamlined IP Block Requests: Advanced Global CDN customers can now easily request blocks against bad actors directly from the dashboard. We've added an action link within the Top IPs table that automatically routes the malicious IP details to our support team for blocking, removing the friction of manual context switching.

Note: The Top Traffic Patterns feature is in active, iterative development. You can expect frequent updates and new enhancements in the near future.

The site list in the Pantheon dashboard now syncs your active filters and search terms to the URL. This means you can bookmark a filtered view, share it with teammates, or refresh the page without losing your place.

What's changed

• Shareable filtered views: Filter and search state is reflected in URL query parameters, so you can copy and share a link that opens the exact filtered view you're looking at.
• Persistent state on refresh: Filters and search terms are restored from the URL when you load the page, so a browser refresh no longer resets your site list view.

No action is required. The next time you visit your site list and apply filters, the URL will update automatically.

The latest version of WordPress, 6.9.4, is available on Pantheon as of today, March 11th, 2026.

This is a security release that addresses incomplete security fixes from the previous 6.9.2 and 6.9.3 releases. Three security vulnerabilities are fixed in this version:

• A PclZip path traversal issue
• An authorization bypass on the Notes feature
• An XXE (XML External Entity) vulnerability in the external getID3 library

Action required

Upgrade to WordPress 6.9.4 right from your Pantheon dashboard or Terminus to access the latest features, fixes, and security enhancements. See related documentation for how to apply core updates.

The latest version of WordPress, 6.9.3, is available on Pantheon as of yesterday, March 10th, 2026.

This version is an immediate follow up with fixes for bugs introduced in 6.9.2, which is a security release.

Action required

Upgrade to WordPress 6.9.3 right from your Pantheon dashboard or Terminus to access the latest features, fixes, and security enhancements. See related documentation for how to apply core updates.