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Distributor 2.0.5 adds “View all” pulling, WordPress 6.6 support, and security fixes

Distributor 2.0.5 is here, and it makes pulling content from your connected sites easier while bringing the plugin fully up to date with the latest version of WordPress. The headline addition is a new “View all” option that lets you see every post type at once when pulling content from an external connection — a handy time-saver if you regularly sync content between sites.

Before you update: Distributor now requires WordPress 6.4 or later, and it has been tested up to WordPress 6.6. If your site is running an older version of WordPress, you’ll need to update it first.

What’s new

  • “View all” when pulling content — See all post types in a single view when pulling content from an external connection, instead of switching between them.
  • WordPress 6.6 compatibility — Full support for the latest WordPress release, including proper handling of Full Site Editing post types.

Bug fixes and security

This release resolves several issues that could affect day-to-day use, most notably a fix that ensures you can reliably publish distributed posts in WordPress 6.6, and a correction to a bug where the wrong featured image could sometimes be pushed with a post.

  • Publishing on 6.6 — Distributed posts can once again be published without running into disabled buttons.
  • Correct featured images — Posts now push with the intended featured image rather than an incorrect one.
  • Admin styling — A CSS loading conflict that broke the Registration Key validity indicator has been fixed.
  • Cleaner error logs — Several PHP notices and warnings on the Pull Content page and elsewhere have been resolved.
  • Security updates — A number of bundled third-party dependencies have been updated to patch known vulnerabilities.

For developers

The minimum supported WordPress version has been raised from 5.7 to 6.4, so you can safely rely on newer core APIs. REST endpoints now account for FSE (Full Site Editing) post types, and external connection checks exit early when a connection isn’t internal. Several PHP 8.1 deprecation notices have been addressed, including a null-argument warning in strpos and an invalid foreach argument in DistributorUtilsprepare_meta(). Behind the scenes, CI workflows and E2E tests received maintenance updates.

See the full release notes on GitHub. Learn more and download Distributor.

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