Releases: tts-empire/spawnwp
SpawnWP 0.3.11
SpawnWP 0.3.11
This release makes PHP runtime switches easier to follow.
- Shows a compact progress bar and the current download, build, export, start or
health-check phase instead of an open wall of BuildKit output. - Warns when a PHP image is being downloaded and compiled for the first time, while
identifying cached switches as quick operations. - Keeps up to 500 technical log lines behind Show technical details.
- Reaches 100% only after the PHP container is healthy.
- Restores the previous environment configuration and attempts to restart the old
PHP service if a switch fails.
SpawnWP 0.3.10
SpawnWP 0.3.10
This release improves confirmation of sensitive cockpit actions.
- When recent authentication has expired, PHP switch, restore, destroy and dashboard
update now open an inline Passkey confirmation. - A successful confirmation refreshes only the current session and automatically
resumes the interrupted action once. - Cancelling or failing confirmation leaves the action untouched; signing out and
using password plus TOTP remains the fallback.
SpawnWP 0.3.9
SpawnWP 0.3.9
This release fixes image builds started from the cockpit and adds dashboard updates.
- Stores Docker and Buildx state under
/var/lib/spawnwp/docker, which remains
writable while the cockpit keeps/rootread-only. - Adds an Install update button to the authenticated Updates page.
- Runs updates in a separate systemd oneshot so the update survives the required
cockpit restart. - Shows restart-aware progress and retains
sudo spawnwp updateas a recovery path.
SpawnWP 0.3.8
SpawnWP 0.3.8
This patch fixes Nginx validation while creating an environment.
- Removes the obsolete
/etc/nginx/cockpit-allowed.confinclude from generated
Adminer and Mailpit routes. - Keeps both tools protected by the cockpit's application session through
auth_request.
SpawnWP 0.3.7
SpawnWP 0.3.7
This patch fixes creation of the first WordPress environment from an empty cockpit.
- Copies
env.examplefrom the runtime template to.env.examplein the newly
created project. - Explains the site-name format directly below the field.
- Rejects spaces and other URL-unsafe characters before deployment with a specific
inline message.
SpawnWP 0.3.6
SpawnWP 0.3.6
This release makes fresh installation control-plane-only.
- No WordPress environment, containers, database volumes, plugins or blueprint are
created during installation. - The cockpit starts with an empty environment list.
- The generic runtime files under
/srv/wp-devare retained only as the internal
template used when the user creates an environment. - The final installation report clearly explains one-time cockpit activation and
no longer prints credentials for an automatically created WordPress site.
SpawnWP 0.3.5
SpawnWP 0.3.5
This patch fixes interactive hostname validation during installation.
- Validates hostnames label by label instead of relying on one extended regular
expression. - Removes accidental carriage returns and surrounding whitespace from interactive
values before validation.
SpawnWP 0.3.4
SpawnWP 0.3.4
This release fixes a bootstrap regression in the runtime stack and broadens installer
compatibility for the next Ubuntu LTS.
- Restores the missing
docker/nginx/default.conffile used by the WordPress runtime
container stack. - Accepts Ubuntu 26.04 in the installer release check so fresh VPS installs can be
tested on that release. - Recreates Let’s Encrypt Nginx support files if certbot leaves them absent on a
reused host. - Updates the public requirements and marketing copy to match the expanded support
matrix.
SpawnWP 0.3.3
SpawnWP 0.3.3
This release removes the obsolete source-IP network gate completely.
- Fresh installations no longer prompt for or install the feature.
- The cockpit no longer maintains source-IP sessions.
- Updates remove the old package, services, timers, scripts, Nginx includes,
configuration values, feature flag and credentials-report section. - Cockpit access continues to require HTTPS and SpawnWP application authentication.
SpawnWP 0.3.2
SpawnWP 0.3.2
This release refreshes the SpawnWP public website and publishes the optional SpawnWP
Deploy plugin as a public preview.
Website
- adds a responsive, accessible slider showing the real Manage, Deploy and Updates
cockpit views; - clarifies the self-hosted WordPress lab positioning and the managed-hosting boundary;
- adds a dedicated SpawnWP Deploy page and public documentation.
SpawnWP Deploy public preview
SpawnWP Deploy 0.1.0-dev supports a guarded one-time publication to a fresh, empty
WordPress installation. It is optional, not preinstalled and is not a staging or
continuous synchronization service. Release downloads include a SHA-256 checksum and
Ed25519 signature.