Meridian 1.3.5-1

Added the ability to resume an unpublished Nova for WordPress site A Nova for WordPress site that you started but did not publish can now be picked up again, from the Websites list and from the website’s own page, instead of being offered to you as a build you have not started. The offer disappears once you publish the site. Every website builder now reads Continue with … while you have unfinished work with it, rather than naming only the editing step. Matched Nova for WordPress to your appearance setting Nova for WordPress now opens in the light or dark appearance you chose in Meridian, as the rest of Nova already did. Changed how the AI Assistant hands over a password A password the AI Assistant creates for you is now hidden behind a fixed row of dots that does not reveal its length, and is handed to you once. If it can no longer be retrieved, the assistant tells you so and directs you to reset it, rather than reporting that the copy failed. A change you declined in the AI Assistant is no longer proposed again alongside your next, unrelated request. Fixed FTP account deletion Deleting an FTP account no longer deletes a second account that happens to share its username on another domain. Fixed the expiration dates shown for API tokens API tokens in Preferences no longer all report Never expires. Each token now shows the date it really expires, and an expired token is marked as such. We removed the Last Used column, because cPanel does not record when a token was last used. Fixed the certificate reported for a website A website is no longer reported as secured by a certificate that is not the one actually served for it. The Websites, Security and Dashboard pages now agree on which certificate covers a domain. Fixed the status of a redeployed application Redeploying a web application now updates its status when the deployment finishes, instead of reading Deploying until you reload the page. The redeployment keeps running, and stays visible, if you move to another page while it works. Fixed the suggested actions on the dashboard Suggested actions on the dashboard are now the same height as one another, with their buttons aligned, however long their descriptions are. A website builder is no longer offered for a domain that another builder already owns. We also reworded the message shown while Meridian checks a domain’s nameservers. For more information on Meridian plugin releases, read our Meridian Release Notes documentation.