Terminus 4.3.4 is now available. This release keeps sensitive option values out of request headers and verbose output, fixes dashboard links for multidev environments, and removes a PHP deprecation warning from backup:automatic:info.
Key improvements in this release
- Sensitive values kept out of headers and verbose output: Terminus no longer includes sensitive option values such as
--machine-token, or the arguments of remote commands, in the command header it sends to Pantheon or in very-verbose (-vvv) output. (#2929) - Dashboard links for multidev environments: Dashboard URLs, such as those from
dashboard:view, now use the site-redirect route, so links to multidev environments resolve correctly. (#2930) - Fixed deprecation warning in
backup:automatic:info: The command no longer prints a PHP deprecation warning when no automatic backup schedule is set. (#2913)
How to upgrade to Terminus 4.3.4
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.