Pantheon Advanced Page Cache · Version history
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 2.1.2
- Dec 16, 2025 (10 months ago)
- Releases
- 27
- since 2016
- In the last year
- 1
- Tested up to
- WordPress 6.9.11
- PHP 7.4 or later
Releases each year
- 20163 releases
- 20175 releases
- 20192 releases
- 20224 releases
- 20238 releases
- 20243 releases
- 20252 releases
20252 releases
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 2.1.2Latest
- Confirmed PHP 8.4 compatibility [#333]
- Confirmed WordPress 6.9 compatibility [#355]
- Adding rest-term-* keys to purge_post_with_related() for published and draft posts. (#357)
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 2.1.1
- Fixes 404 pages remaining cached after a post has been published (#315)
20243 releases
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 2.1.0
- Adds any callable functions hooked to the pantheon_cache_default_max_age filter to the message that displays in the WordPress admin when a cache max age filter is active. [#292] This gives some context to troubleshoot if the filter is active somewhere in the codebase. If an anonymous function is us…
- Removes the hook to nonce_life and replaces it with a new action (pantheon_cache_nonce_lifetime, see documentation). [#293] This was erroneously overriding any admin settings and setting the default cache max age for some sites to always be 23 hours (the nonce lifetime minus 1 hour). This solution…
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 2.0.0
- Adds new admin alerts and Site Health tests about default cache max age settings and recommendations [#268, #271]. The default Pantheon GCDN cache max age value has been updated to 1 week in the Pantheon MU plugin. For more information, see the release note.
- Updated UI in Pantheon Page Cache admin page when used in a Pantheon environment (with the Pantheon MU plugin). [#272] This UI change takes effect when Pantheon MU plugin version 1.4.3 is available on your site.
- Automatically updates the cache max age to the recommended value (1 week) if it was saved at the old default value (600 seconds). [#269]
- Adds a hook into the nonce_life filter when nonces are created on the front-end to set the pantheon_cache_default_max_age to less than the nonce lifetime to avoid nonces expiring before the cache does. [#282] props @ryanshoover
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 1.5.0
- Adds filter pantheon_purge_post_type_ignored to allow an array of post types to ignore before purging cache [#258]
- Adds wpunit-helpers for running/setting up WP Unit tests
20238 releases
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 1.4.2
- Updates Pantheon WP Coding Standards to 2.0 [#249]
- Fixes an issue where a PHP warning was thrown when surrogate keys were emitted from archive pages with multiple post types. [#252]
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 1.4.1
- Send the REST API response header to the result and not the REST server [#237]. Props @srtfisher & @felixarntz.
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 1.4.0
- Bumped Dependencies [236]
- Add filter pantheon_should_add_terms to allow disabling surrogate keys for posts’ taxonomy terms [239]
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 1.3.0
- Adds support for WordPress Multisite which resolves issue where editing a Post on one subsite clears the home page cache of other sites in the Multisite install if it has a Post containing the same ID [#228].
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 1.2.4
- Adds surrogate key to post-type archive pages (e.g. “portfolio”) that’s specific to that archive(e.g. “portfolio-archive”), and clears that archive where appropriate [#225].
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 1.2.3
- Bump tested up to version to 6.2
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 1.2.2
- Adds PHP 8.2 compatibility [#218].
- Bump dependencies [#204].
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 1.2.1
- Handle models that are not instances of the WPGraphQL\Model\Model class [#212].
- Make dependabot target develop branch [#209].
- Bump dependencies [#210] [#214].
20224 releases
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 1.2.0
- Adds Github Actions for building tag and deploying to wp.org. Add CONTRIBUTING.md. [#203]
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 1.1.1
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 1.1.0
- Hook into WPGraphQL to emit surrogate keys [#199].
- Add Plugin Integrations section to README
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 1.0.0
- Plugin is stable.
20192 releases
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 0.3.1
- Fixes reversed argument order with use of implode() [#139].
- Various PHPCS cleanup [#127].
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 0.3.0
- Emits ‘404’ surrogate key on 404s; purges when purging the homepage [#107].
- Adds more specific filters for modifying surrogate keys in different contexts [#109].
- Cleans up codebase according to WordPress Coding Standards [#110, #116].
20175 releases
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 0.2.1
- Ensures use of ?_embed emits correct surrogate keys [#103].
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 0.2.0
- Automatically trims large lists of surrogate keys that break Nginx and Varnish limits for header size.
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 0.1.5
- Disables emitting surrogate keys for the admin, unless explicitly added by filter.
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 0.1.4
- Emits feed surrogate key for RSS feeds, and purges when posts are created, modified, or deleted.
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 0.1.3
- Prevents error notices by only accessing $rest_base property of post types and taxonomies when set.
20163 releases
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 0.1.2
- Permits admins to flush cache for a specific page if the delete_others_posts capability has been deleted.
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 0.1.1
- Drops settings UI in favor of including it in Pantheon’s WordPress upstream.
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache 0.1.0
Questions about Pantheon Advanced Page Cache’s releases
What is the latest version of Pantheon Advanced Page Cache?
2.1.2, released on Dec 16, 2025 (10 months ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 6.9.11 and needs PHP 7.4 or later.
How often is Pantheon Advanced Page Cache updated?
One release in the last year. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from November 2016.
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