This release is the one you will see first when you log in from now on: a redesigned dashboard, and underneath it new hosting for the whole platform.

What changed for you

The dashboard is now organised per site: one screen with an overview, plugins, themes, WordPress core, security, sync and the activity log as sections, instead of a long page you had to scroll. Anything that is not part of the launch scope sits behind a beta toggle in the header, so the stable parts stay uncluttered.

Every message from WebCrew now carries a stable error number, such as WC-3021. If something goes wrong, that number is enough for us to find the whole story, so you never have to describe a screen.

Underneath

The application moved to Bunny Magic Containers, with a managed database and cache. For you this means faster deploys and no maintenance windows on a single server. The connector plugin is at version 0.9.7 and refuses to run a safe update while a site still runs an outdated connector, so an update never starts from a version we cannot restore.

Everything in this release

The items in this release
#What shipped
1Redesigned dashboard: sections per site, a beta toggle in the header, stable error numbers on every message
2Hosting moved to Bunny Magic Containers with a managed database and cache
3Connector 0.9.7: refuses a safe update while a site runs an outdated connector
What each item means for you is in the text above.

Releases follow the product's own numbering; between numbered versions we ship dated releases. What comes next, with its week, is on the roadmap.