Pantheon release notes

New WordPress and Drupal 8 sites now run PHP 7 by default. Drupal 7 sites will default to PHP 5.6.

Drupal 8.3.4, Drupal 7.56, and WordPress 4.8 have been pushed to all Site Dashboards.

Drupal 8.3.3 and above hooks into the Pantheon service provider, to support operations such as clearing Pantheon’s edge cache when Drupal cache is rebuilt.

CVE-2016-8332

Pantheon has deployed new versions of Ghostscript and Openjpeg2 to mitigate the CVE-2016-8332 vulnerability. No user action is required.

CVE-2017-8295

The platform is not vulnerable to this exploit, no user action is required.

We upgraded PHP to 7.0.18. See our documentation to learn how to upgrade your PHP version.

Drupal 8.3.2 and Drupal 8.3.2-p2 have been pushed to all Drupal Site Dashboards. These updates contain bug fixes and improvements from Drupal.org in addition to optimizing Pantheon’s handling of Twig cache files.

New Articles

Early Access: Pantheon Global CDN

Integrate Jira on Pantheon with Quicksilver Hooks

Automatically Label Code Changes in New Relic using Quicksilver Hooks

Revised Articles

We’ve simplified and cleaned up our docs related to our Custom Upstreams feature for Enterprise, Agency, and EDU Organizations. Check it out:

Introduction to Custom Upstreams

Create a Custom Upstream

Best Practices for Maintaining a Custom Upstream

WordPress 4.7.4 Has been pushed to all WordPress Site Dashboards.

If you haven’t updated in awhile, checkout the Terminus Changelog to see what’s new and update to the current release