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.
This is a minor version update, which nonetheless closes several dozen issues. See Drupal’s Release Page for more information.
Pantheon has released two security patches for WordPress 4.7. For details, see WordPress 4.7-p1 - CVE-2016-10033 and WordPress 4.7-p2 - CVE-2016-10045.
WordPress 4.7 has been pushed to all Pantheon Dashboards. This update includes changes to core in addition to Pantheon specific changes. See WordPress.org for a full list of changes to core and review our documentation to see what’s new for Pantheon sites.
Upgraded from 0.24.1 to 1.0.0. Learn more.
Terminus 1.0 is now available as a public beta, complete with a new guide. In this release, we’ve updated the command structures and transitioned from a PHP based framework to Symfony Console. If you find bugs in the latest version, please submit them along with feature requests here.
The following MIME types have been added to the platform and are now supported:
application/twbx twbx;
application/twb twb;
Pantheon is now compliant with the Privacy Shield Framework. For more details, see this blog post by Sal Hernandez.
Our Documentation is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Code snippets are additionally licensed under The MIT License.