WordPress 4.9.5 has been pushed to all WordPress site dashboards.
Pantheon's update to WordPress 4.9.5 included a customization to the WordPress login form, which shows a button to "Return to Pantheon" to help with the first time user experience. Additional information is available here.
If you haven’t updated Terminus recently, check out the Terminus Changelog to see what’s new and update to the current release.
We’ve upgraded to PHP 5.6.35, 7.0.29, 7.1.16, and 7.2.4. See our documentation to learn how to upgrade your PHP version.
The Surrogate-Key-Raw header, used for debugging when using Pantheon Advanced Page Cache, is no longer sent by default. To receive this header when making a request, send the Pantheon-Debug: 1 header, like so:
This change addressed an issue that caused Twitter card validation to fail, and also reduces overall page size and speeds up page load time when sending many keys.
Drupal 8.5.1 has been pushed to all Drupal 8 site dashboards. This release is classified as a security release and all users are urged to upgrade their sites as soon as possible.
Drupal 7.58 has been pushed to all Drupal 7 site dashboards. This release is classified as a security release and all users are urged to upgrade their sites as soon as possible.
Drupal 6.40 has been pushed to all Drupal 7 site dashboards. This release is classified as a security release and all users are urged to upgrade their sites as soon as possible.
WordPress 4.9.4 has been pushed to all WordPress site dashboards.
PHP 5.6, 7.0, 7.1, and 7.2 have been updated to the latest versions platform-wide to address a vulnerability that could allow for arbitrary code execution.
On March 5th, the cost for legacy load balancers increased from $30/month to $60/month. To avoid increased charges, upgrade to the Global CDN, which includes free, automated HTTPS, by updating DNS records.