PHP errors on the live site. If a visitor or administrator runs into a fatal PHP error, the site page shows which error, how often, since when and whether it started after an update, and you get an alert. Needs Verploy Connector 2.15, which Verploy rolls out to sites by itself, in stages.
Smart rules for automatic updates. Under Settings, choose whether Verploy automatically fixes only vulnerabilities, waits a few days after a new version is released, or only applies an update once it has gone live without problems on other sites.
Test only, for big updates. A risky update, such as a major version jump, now has “Test only”: Verploy runs it on a test copy, with screenshots before and after, and puts nothing live. If it looks right, one click puts it live through the safe route. A link shows what changes in the new version.
Spam links recognised as a sign of a hack. The nightly link check now recognises links to fake pharmacies, casinos and the like in a site’s content, and shows on which page they are. It also no longer counts shopping-cart and filter links, or pages that a firewall briefly slows down.
Delete backups, see storage per site. You can now delete a backup yourself. The Backups page and each site show how much storage the backups take, and before you delete, roughly how much that frees up.
Steadier nightly backups (2.44.1). When several sites share one server, Verploy now makes one backup at a time per server, and a backup that fails on a network error is retried up to six times over the following hours.