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RockMigrations v6.0.0 I'm really sorry, but I had to introduce a breaking change if anybody already adopted the new config migrations. It's unlikely, because this addition was only 10 days old, but I bumped to v6.0.0 to be safe. If you have not yet used config migrations you can just update without issues.

Hi I'm struggeling to view the TinyMCE menu en toolbar in the different rpb blocks (in backend and frontend) PW 3.0.242 en rpb 5.9.1 TineMCE 6.1.8 Front-end-page-editor (Core) In rpb_text_text: in rpb_accordion_item_content d and so on Hopefully someone can point out what I'm missing here? I suspect (as usual) it will be something minor.

Actually none of both. I just changed how fields created by RM can be referenced as class constants. Before it was like this: RockCommerceFields::myfield Now it is like this: RockCommerce::field_myfield

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Is preload() already available in the DEV branch? I'm asking because the version is still 3.0.242. What would be the best way to really test the performance boost here? Need to try this in a recent project. Maybe we should create some kind of meetups in the US and maybe even in the EU next year. That would be fun.

There are several hostings I use: webgo - for about 6 years now for medium traffic but important projects. You can access everything via SSH, have Cron/CronLight, and some domains included. You can add external domains without problem and use them there. A feature almost noone else offers for free nowadays anymore. In case a client doesn't have hosting, I send them to webgo most of the time. Hostinger - yeah, it's something similar to Dreamh*st and such, but the price for a 4 year contract was super cheap and I can test new projects there. They have CI/CD, SSL, SSH, and whatever. Features are plenty, performance is okay most of the time. Hetzner (new) - needed a bit more oomph for a recent project and went with the CX22 vserver, installed Coolify and some other things, and everything works absolutely fine. Nothing to worry about even in case the traffic spikes or multiplies again. I really enjoy webgo because everything just works, I can put a lot of projects into my Business Plan there and add external domains without problems. It's my go to choice for email hosting (not for sending newsletters and such!). Hostinger is cheap and you can easily put 20-30 projects/proof-of-concepts on there to see if they are viable and move later on. Hetzner involves more work but the moment you enable auto-updates and things like that it should be ok to let it run. Hetzner is also great for Campfire or other self-hosted chat/messenger instances.

RockMigrations v5.5.0 Added PR #65 from lemachinarbo that improves the moduleInstall command; Thank you! 🚀 Added support for config migrations: See docs This update is extremely helpful and from now on the recommended way to write migrations, as this workflow makes circular references a problem of the past! 🥳💪 Added docs about automated releases