We have released another point release to the Pods 2.x branch. This particular patch now increases our Unit Test coverage by more than a 1000 tests. (2.5.3: 1,873 tests, 13,542 assertions to 2.5.4: 2,831 tests, 16,233 assertions). Most of the unit tests were primarily focused on our coverage for our find() class, which is the workhorse …
Today we are releasing Pods 2.5.3 maintenance release, including multiple bug fixes; Since it fixes some common bugs we’ve had reported over and over, we recommend all sites be updated to this release before submitting new issues to our forums or GitHub. Some of the bugs corrected in this release dealt with `orderby` and Advanced Content Types …
Today, we are releasing Pods 2.5.2, with fixes like improved UI and help bubbles, Pods compatibility with the Github updater plugin, and more. We recommend every user to update to this release. This update is available on WordPress.org at this time and is tested with WordPress 4.2. This is a maintenance release with most of the fixes …
We are very proud to be able to serve the WordPress community by providing and supporting Pods, and a growing list of additional plugins for free. We couldn’t do this without the generous support of our sponsor Automattic and the kind donations of our most devout users. But we also know that we have not …
This weekend, while performing a security review of Pods, we found a serious security issue. We have patched every version of Pods on WordPress.org that is affected. In addition, we have released Pods 2.5.1.2 that is identical to Pods 2.5.1.1 the previous release, except with this patch added. We believe this is an especially severe …
We are happy to announce the PodsCast, a live, bi-monthly video podcast with Pods team members. Each week we will spend about an hour talking about a specific part of Pods and answering user questions. Users can submit their questions on twitter using the hashtag #podscast or the #podscast channel in our Slack. For our first episode …
I’m happy to announce that today, the Pods Stream Connector plugin for Stream, the real-time tracking system, for the WordPress Admin is available on WordPress.org. This plugin currently supports ONLY extra Stream activity regarding modifications within Advance Content Types, but more activity will be integrated in the future. To use: Simply have Stream installed and connected, have …
If you’ve been following recent news in the land of Metadata and Custom Fields, you know that Justin Sternberg over at WebDevStudios recently announced their official release of CMB2 as a replacement for the old Custom Metaboxes and Fields, commonly referred to as CMB. The Pods team has been anxiously awaiting their formal announcement so we could let …
UPDATE: We have released a very minor update, version 2.5.1.1. It fixes an issue that was causing the Pods logo in the admin menu from displaying properly. We have released the minor update Pods 2.5.1 that fixes several minor issues, including one which created a fatal error for those using PHP 5.2. This update is recommended for all …
Today we released Pods 2.5 on WordPress.org. This release encompasses a large number of bug fixes and performance updates from the Pods team and Pods community. This release introduces no new features, it is simply less buggy and more performant than Pods 2.5. The new version, which is fully tested with WordPress 4.1, is available via our WordPress.org …