- New features
- 1
- Fixes
- 2
Highlights
WordPress sites built with Bedrock are supported, and the platform plugins can be turned off
The control panel detects a Bedrock WordPress project and deploys, copies, clones and changes its address the Bedrock way. A WordPress site's managing agency can turn Corefinity's platform plugins off; the tools that need them then say why, in the panel, the API and MCP.
WordPress deployments on the default commands no longer fail
Deployments using the shared WordPress pipeline no longer run a build step that failed; environments with their own build or post-deploy commands are unchanged.
WordPress uploads and Laravel storage and .env now survive deployments
On environments that use deployment pipeline version 2, a deployment now keeps WordPress's wp-content/uploads, and Laravel's storage folder and .env file, on the site's shared storage instead of replacing them with the release's own copies. Files already there are carried over once from the live site and never overwritten.
