One approval now puts a release live, database changes included

Approving a release once now applies its tested database changes in order, then puts it live. A paused release can be resumed from the same request.

What changed.

Approving a release that changes a site's database is now one step.

When you approve a release, Thora applies the database changes that were already tested in the preview, in order, and then routes visitors to the new version. If a long release pauses part-way, the same request shows a Resume release button. You don't start over.

Your AI still can't approve its own work. It asks, and a person decides. Read what the request says, including any database changes, before you decide.

You can read how approvals work in the docs, under Approvals and Sites.

Questions? A real person answers.

See pricing