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February 1, 2017

A vulnerability in the Linux Kernel was discovered that could allow users to gain root privileges. The Pantheon platform was quickly updated to prevent this privilege escalation.

January 1, 2017

This is a security patch put out by WordPress and made available as a one-click upgrade in the Pantheon Site Dashboard. We suggest all users upgrade immediately if you haven’t already. See our Status Post for more information.

January 1, 2017

The open plugin architecture of Terminus allows developers to extend it’s functionality and create new commands. For a list of supported plugins, take a look at our new Plugin Directory in the docs.

Mass Updates

The Mass Update plugin applies all available upstream updates to a list of sites. This allows users who manage a lot of sites to easily stay on top of Drupal and WordPress core updates.

Build Tools

This Terminus plugin contains a collection of six additional commands useful during the build step on a Pantheon site that uses a GitHub PR workflow.

Filer

Terminus Filer is named as such because it’s an easy way to launch your SFTP client with all the connection details “filled” in.

Rsync

The Terminus Rsync Plugin makes it easy to copy files between your local computer and Pantheon. Once installed, you can use rsync as you normally would to transfer files, wrapped in Terminus commands.

January 1, 2017

After months of retooling and feedback from users, we're excited to officially release Terminus 1.0! This release comes with a commitment to backwards compatibility for scripts and plugins, as well as a new core engine based on Symfony Console. Everything you've been doing with Terminus is included in this new version with more additions continually coming! Learn more about this new feature and check out the Terminus Guide.

January 1, 2017

This is a minor version update, which nonetheless closes several dozen issues. See Drupal’s Release Page for more information.