Release 0.10.0

Fleet 0.10.0 release record

Published September 5, 2026 at 15:11:47 UTC. Status: public GitHub release, marked Latest. GitHub reports it as a normal published release (isDraft: false, isPrerelease: false).

Artifact and source

• Release page · Download the plugin ZIP.
• Source committed and pushed to Fleet main: 6b7c8242fc160afeafd45a5ddcf92201777e100a.
• Annotated tag v0.10.0 peels to that exact source commit.
• Installable asset: fleet-for-openstation.zip, 99,977 bytes, eighteen allowlisted runtime files. Install this asset, not GitHub's generated source archives.
• SHA-256: af0f70a17af9cf8906cbb72f883a1e18502665639c1ac48863c5b5e97d1618d8.
• GitHub's Linux build, the local reproducible build, GitHub's asset digest, and a fresh anonymous download all matched byte-for-byte. The anonymous download also passed ZIP integrity checks.

Requirements and current dependency

Fleet 0.10.0 targets WordPress 7.1+, PHP 8.3+, HTTPS, sodium, and OpenStation's experimental App Framework. Reliable saved multi-window identity currently requires OpenStation PR #763, exact commit a48d37b8bfdc6453056eb9345ff610c396a71e15, until a released OpenStation package contains that fix. Fleet CI builds and tests that exact dependency; it does not merge or publish OpenStation.

Back up the hub database, files, and salts before upgrading, then test the exact Fleet/OpenStation pair on staging. Managed sites need no Fleet plugin or custom endpoint. WordPress Core REST APIs, capabilities, and revocable Application Passwords remain authoritative.

Included work

• Fleet-wide Inbox and Search plus saved multi-site client workspaces.
• Reliable named, independent site windows that can stay open side by side.
• Posts, pages, compatible custom content, authors, featured media, categories/tags, discussion settings, revisions, and reviewed publishing or scheduling.
• Bounded media upload, comment replies, and reviewed bulk moderation.
• Opt-in encrypted draft recovery, conflict and unsaved-change protection, freshness, backoff, stalled-cron diagnostics, and repair actions.
• Explicit Reader, Editor, and Operator hub grants with live server-side revocation.
• Explorer access to additional REST routes already advertised by the managed site, with confirmation before writes or deletes.
• Consumer-focused README, current wiki, and ten real authenticated screenshots using disposable Harbor Arts demonstration sites.

Release verification

• Final hosted validation: all five jobs passed—PHP 8.3, PHP 8.5/reproducibility, quality and dependency audit, WordPress Plugin Check, and the full browser/recovery lane.
• The hosted installable ZIP passed 123/123 real browser tests in 8.2 minutes across Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit with no accepted flaky retry. Tests include Core writes, approval/repair/revocation, site isolation, publishing review, uploads, comment workflows, team grants, recovery, conflict protection, and WCAG A/AA axe checks.
• The hosted job installed the ZIP on separate HTTPS WordPress fixtures backed by MySQL and MariaDB, then completed a real 0.8.0 upgrade and isolated clone restore before the browser suite.
• The launch-blocking saved-window regression restored both saved sites and opened a third window on its explicitly requested site with the exact OpenStation dependency above.
• Local reliability work separately exercised 30, 50, and 100 independent WordPress origins, including 1,000 posts per target, failure isolation, bounded background work, and backup/restore behavior. See Reliability milestone for the measurements and limits.
• The reopened Studio hub was updated to the final 0.10.0 ZIP; Fleet remained active and its installed JavaScript/CSS matched the release source.

The interrupted 48-hour endurance run, independent-hosting trials, and agency onboarding pilots remain operational-hardening work. The release does not claim that local and hosted fixtures certify every hosting provider or remove WordPress Core's remote-write race boundaries.