Pantheon release notes

• Quicksilver opens up our platform and allows deeper integration and automation by adding hooks for encoding reactions to specific platform workflows. Common uses so far include:
• Automatically sanitizing databases after cloning content from Live
• Marking deployments in New Relic to track improvements or regressions
• Posting notifications to Slack of platform actions
  Learn more about Quicksilver or check out the examples on the GitHub repo.

We released the Pantheon HUD plugin. This plugin will:

• Remind you what environment you're in and let you jump to the others
• Show some status data about the environment
• Give you a copy/paste Terminus WP-CLI command starter
  A big thanks to Daniel Bachhuber (of WP-CLI fame) for putting this together. Development is taking place on GitHub, and as always your pull requests and issues with feature ideas are welcome!

You can now authenticate with Terminus using machine tokens! This means usernames and passwords are no longer required to use the command line. Create yours now.

New Docs

Creating and Revoking Machine Tokens

New Docs

Managing Drush Versions on Pantheon

We improved Pantheon's use of wp-cli search-replace on clone/deploy operations and now replace strings in all database tables. Previously, we only replaced strings in tables registered with the $wpdb object. In most cases this was core WordPress tables only, since most plugin authors don't register tables they create with the $wpdb object.

We fixed the errors with drush sql-connect and sites aliases --print commands.

Get the latest version. We're steaming ahead to a 1.0 release and can use your help on GitHub. Manage workflow, WP CLI, and Drush from one CLI tool.