We want to create an additional user assigned to a specific user role providing only permission to manage WordPress Toolkit, but this is not possible in Plesk.

In order to allow an additional user to manage WordPRess Toolkit, it's required to grant permission to "Create and manage sites". This permission allows to the additional user to modify as well the Web Hosting Access, this means that the additional user can modify the password for the owner of the subscription, and we don't want this. We want a restricted environment for this additional user, so they can only manage WordPress Toolkit exclusively.

This option would be very helpful for us, as we want our customers to take profit of the WordPress Toolkit exclusively, without other options.

Please, implement a feature for adding plugins to plugin sets from wordpress.org catalog via WordPress Toolkit CLI

The CLI command 'plesk ext wp-toolkit --sets -operation add-plugin' requires a plugin to first be installed either in GUI or CLI using 'plesk ext wp-toolkit --plugins'.

The issue here is that the 'plesk ext wp-toolkit --plugins' command is currently unable to install plugins from wordpress.org in the same way that you can via the GUI.

As an example, look at this set which contains 2 plugins, one added using the command 'plesk ext wp-toolkit --plugins -operation add -source-url https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/w3-total-cache.0.9.7.zip'; and the other added using the GUI to search wordpress.org for Wordfence.

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plesk ext wp-toolkit --sets -operation info -set-id 9

Set:
ID Owner GUID Name
9 7c5241ec-7ab7-12e9-a537-006056813f14 Standard

Plugins:
ID Name Slug Source Version
11 W3 Total Cache w3-total-cache direct upload 0.9.7

13 Wordfence Security – Firewall & Malware Scan wordfence wordpress.org latest

As you can see, the one installed via CLI is version locked and does not count as being sourced from wordpress.org. The one installed via GUI will use the latest version from wordpress.org.

To be clear, this feature request is asking for the ability to add a plugin to the server so that it ends up like plugin 13 in the example, not plugin 11.

I note that Plesk Staff closed a similar Feature Request, which appears to be asking for the same thing.

https://plesk.uservoice.com/forums/184549-feature-suggestions/suggestions/38062978-installing-plugins-from-wordpress-org-catalog-via

This is highly desirable and basic feature.
When ever user enters "Hosting Settings" and changes the domain, Plesk will detect if a wordpress website is installed, if this domain has wordpress installed - a pop up will show up asking "Would you like to run Search and Replace in the database for the new domain?"

User will thick V and confirm.
Then a new pop up will show up showing:

1. Creating restore point


2. Running search and replace.

This feature will save a lot of Hosts the problem with customers / developers changing the domain and not figuring up why the database still has the old domain in a lot of tables. Plus this is will make plesk even better for developers.

This is an important update without which you can not guarantee the installation of themes and plugins in compatible versions, causing rework.
Each version of a plugin or theme is compatible with a range of versions of Wordpress and other plugins that are used together to provide the features declared by the developer of a given plugin or theme.
At a first moment you can add the fields below in the "Upload Pugin" or "Upload Theme" screen:
Wordpress Minimum Version
Wordpress Maximum Version
These values can be used in the "Install Wordpress" screen to validate the versions being used in the set, optionally.

Themes or plugins usually declare a range of compatible versions of other plugins, such as WooCommerce combined with a payment plugin. This way you can create sets with versions of plugins and themes, compatible between them.