WordPress 6.8.2 RC 1 is available for testing. It includes 20 fixes for core and 15 for Gutenberg.

It looks like WordFence is following in Patchstack’s footsteps and is now offering a Vulnerability Management service for plugin and theme developers.

Bricks 2.0 Release Candidate 2 is available. Components are no longer considered experimental, instant class edit for situations so that where there are a large number of classes there is no lag, add elements using the command palette and an Emmet-like syntax, preload fonts, and more.

GenerateBlocks Pro 2.2 adds a new Site Header and Navigation blocks. Navigation is one of the weak points in the Site Editor, but most will probably use these with the GeneratePress theme builder.

InstaWP is changing their pricing model to pay as you go. Details here (slightly confusing).

WooCommerce 10.0 is scheduled for release on July 7th. There are a number of updates and features. A big on is that WooCommerce 10.0, when used with a core WordPress or accessibility-ready theme, will be fully conformant with WCAG 2.2 level AA and substantially conformant with level AAA.

The ACF team is again holding an annual survey to learn about how people are using ACF and to get feedback. This is a good opportunity to share your thoughts with the ACF team.

Breakdance 2.5 has entered beta. One of the new features is the ability to edit components from inside the editor, so that you don’t have to go out to a special page to edit them. There are lots of other features mentioned in the changelog.

Apparently CERN hosts a lot of websites, more than 600. In a win for WordPress, they have moved from Drupal to WordPress.