Pantheon release notes

If there’s an outage or hardware issue with the Pantheon File System, “Saint Mode” now kicks in to serve your images, CSS, and JavaScript files.

The arg separator is used in PHP generated URLs to separate arguments. For PHP 5.5, we changed the default PHP arg separator from & to &. To use the old arg separator, modify settings.php or wp-config.php.

Previously, for sites on PHP 5.5 (WordPress sites default, Drupal sites can upgrade now), code changes were only refreshed every 60 seconds, regardless of the environment. Now, Dev/Multidev environments on 5.5 will immediately see code changes, and Test/Live now refresh every 2 seconds.

Update: Pantheon no longer allows accessing locked environments based on the Photon user agent.

If you use Jetpack’s Photon tool, the Photon user agent can now access files on locked sites.

New Articles

Dynamic Outgoing IP Addresses Export an Existing Drupal Site Export an Existing WordPress Site Identify and Kill Queries with MySQL Command-Line Tool Managing Drupal and WordPress Subsites Under a Single Domain Migrate Sites to Pantheon Parse nginx Access with GoAccess

WordPress 4.2.3 is now available. This is a security release for all previous versions to protect against a cross-site scripting vulnerability that could allow users with the Contributor or Author role to compromise a site. Read Josh’s post recapping the ways we save users from automatic updates breaking their sites.

Greg Anderson created scripts and example repos to automate your builds using a composer-based workflow. Check out CI scripts, Travis CI scripts, and this exciting pull request in our Drops-7 repository.

The Multidev Dashboard now provides a progress bar after the environment creation modal disappears.