Add post-update hooks in WordPress Toolkit, which can be used to automate the process of committing to Git (e.g. WordPress core and plugin updates that are automatically installed by WordPress Toolkit).

Use case:

Be able to respond to the event and write a program to do things like: a) commit the changes to the local git repository and push them to origin, b) trigger an alert in the monitoring system

To implement the button Scan from user interface, through CLI so that the Plesk Admin (or root) can search newly installed Wordpress on the server.

WP toolkit should manage PHP memory limit value specified in wp-config.ph: WPMAXMEMORY_LIMIT.

This has been reported internally as requirement EXTWPTOOLK-3564.

Currenly in WordPress Toolkit it is possible upgrade to the last version only.
It will be good if user can choose to what version perform the upgrade.

We need to modify the email that is sent to customers, when a new WordPress site is created. I am attaching an example of the email:

Your new WordPress site has been successfully set up at:

https://<site>/wordpress

You can log in to the administrator account with the following information:

Username: created_user
Password: The password you chose during installation.
Log in here: https://<site>/wordpress/wp-login.php

We hope you enjoy your new site. Thanks!

The WordPress Toolkit and Smart Updates shall register custom/premium assets like themes and plugins which aren't available on WordPress.org. Basically, if the Dashboard in the WordPress backend shows updates, the toolkit and Smart Updates should be able to recognize them and and include them into the update and test.

Scenario:
For example the specific time zone is set in Plesk > Tools & Settings > System Tine > You time zone (GMT+03:00) Europe/Sofia

However, after creating a new WordPress instance timezone will be set as UTC +0 in WordPress admin dashboard > Settings > General.

Request:
Add the ability in WordPress Toolkit use the same timezone which is set in Plesk > Tools & Settings > System Tine > You time zone or ability to set the default time zone for all newly created WordPress instances.

In the Plesk WordPress Toolkit there is so far no possibility to switch on a notification if something changes in the status of a page. e.g. SSL / security settings or the latter and most interesting updates! For WordPress there are several plugins that take over the update notification function, but they don't always work. But since the WordPress toolkit has the function, it would be great if you could turn on an e-mail notification!

Currently, the Smart Updates feauture is not compatible with WordPress multisite instances.

Please add possibility to manage plugins of multisite instances from WordPress toolkit.

Currently, the status of WordPress plugins for the main website is always showed as disabled despite the fact that in WordPress nnetwork they are enabled.
Thus managing them from Plesk directly is impossible.

It is only possible to install a new WordPress instance with such options:
https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/obsidian/cli-linux/using-command-line-utilities/wptoolkit-wordpress-toolkit.78685/

For example:
plesk ext wp-toolkit --install -domain-name <domain> -auto-updates true -plugins-auto-updates true -themes-auto-updates true

The other way is to manage it via Plesk GUI for existing domains:
https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115002224733

Please add a feature to manage all updates for existing wordpress domains via SSH/WP-CLI

Localwp (https://localwp.com/) is an amazing tool for WordPress development. It integrates with two hosts, FlyWheel and WPEngine, which works amazingly well as well. You can clone an environment from the host to your local environment and upload it back to your host in a matter of a few clicks.

If there could be a Plesk integration as well, that would make the be great!!! ( https://localwp.com/host-interest/ )

The WordPress settings has an option for the WordPress URL and the Site URL to be different - i.e. the WordPress site files are in a sub-directory. But sites in this configuration do not work properly in the WordPress Toolkit.

Given this is a core feature of WordPress and one used by a lot of sites, I think support for it in the WordPress Toolkit should be a priority.
Details from WordPress about this option:
https://wordpress.org/support/article/giving-wordpress-its-own-directory/

We manage Wordpress Sites for our Customers in different Levels, like managed Bronze-, Silver- or Gold-Level.
If we can group the Wordpress-Sites, it will be easy to select all Gold-managed Sites for Updates, Optimisations, etc.
A field for comments would also be fine.

Made possible exclude files from the WordPress Toolkit security check. For example, exclude files for assigning default permissions.

When the miniOrange 2 Factor Authentication (MFA) plugin is enabled Wordpress Toolkit provides a failed login attempt error and sends a notification before letting to insert MFA. It would be better if when logging in to WP Dashboard from Plesk UI there will be no failed login attempts when any mfa is enabled

For now, all the existing at "WordPress > Sets" sets are available for customers when they install WordPress.
The idea is to limit available sets in service plan, like available applications in "Applications" tab.

Allow configuring the Auto-Update settings of WP Toolkit based on the service plan or the Subscription.

This would allow configuring the Auto-Update settings desired to a certain amount of Subscriptions globally at once.

For example:
Service Plan 1
Update Wordpress > Yes
Update Plugins > Yes
Update Themes > Yes

Service Plan 2
Update Wordpress > Yes
Update Plugins > Yes
Update Themes > No

etc...