Brady Vercher

@binaryfire It might be possible to do something with WP-CLI, but that would add an extra dependency and a manual step, which I'd like to avoid. I've kept this issue...

I don't use SatisPress with a ton of plugins, so haven't run into the performance or plugin conflict issues myself. Personally, I would probably write an mu-plugin to disable plugins...

An alternative approach to get around the performance issue could be installing SatisPress on the production sites and have it send updates to a central package server (Amazon S3, remote...

Permissions are primarily focused on the `packages.json` endpoint. Everything visible in the admin panel is geared toward site admins/users with the `manage_options` permission, so I haven't really thought through multi-user...

I thought I remembered it working that way at one point. The old interface was a mish-mash of JS templates, Backbone, and PHP code with data passed all sorts of...

I guess I'd forgotten it worked that way when I reworked the UI and thought only users with `manage_options` should be able to create and revoke API keys. Removing those...

SatisPress hooks into the WordPress update process, so it doesn't trigger any events of its own. My guess is the fatal error prevents the core transient from being saved, which...

Sounds good. I don't mind taking a look into this when I get a chance. Do you want to keep the error codes the same or change those up? Maybe...

@paulgibbs @sdrib @IanRandall There are several related issues pointing to the same line. I believe this should have been taken care of in [this commit](https://github.com/cedaro/satispress/commit/803a353501480567c3c3e39b39b01d261ca39fce), though. Can y'all verify you're...

I honestly haven't heard of anything like this happening before. Any progress on figuring out if it's a plugin conflict? Or could something be filtering the `active_plugins` option or is...