We have identified and fixed a bug in Grav 1.7.0 and 1.7.1 that causes issues when using the CLI (console) GPM command to perform a self-upgrade:

bin/gpm self-upgrade

This results in an error like this:

In HttpClientTrait.php line 223:
Unsupported option "curl" passed to "Symfony\Component\H...

After 30 developmental releases (both Beta and RC), and nearly 2 full years in development, we're proud to unleash our most significant release ever! Grav 1.7 is a massive release for us, and while it may appear quite similar to 1.6 at first glance, under the covers, Grav has had some revolutionary...

Grav Core 1.7 and the Admin Plugin 1.10 will be released in one week from today, January 19th, 2021, be prepared!

If you have not already read it, please check out the Grav 1.7 blog post that covers the upgrade process, developer upgrade guide, and the summary of new features and function...

It's incredible to think it's been a full year since we announced our first Grav 1.7 Release Candidate 1. We are about to release the 18th Release Candidate with 10 betas before that, and are hoping this is t...

The last time we announced PHP version changes was back in March of 2018. Back then, we made a massive jump for minimal PHP requirements from PHP 5.6.4 to PHP 7.1.3. We've enjoyed being on a more modern version of PHP for the Grav 1.6 release,...

We started the Grav 1.7.0 Beta Program way back in June of this year, and we have now released 9 more betas along with accompanying Admin plugin releases. Today, I'm excited to announce we have achieved the Release Candidate stage with the release of Grav 1.7.0-rc.1, Admin Plugin 1.10.0-rc.1...

We released Grav 1.5 back in September of 2018, and at that time we planned to have Grav 1.6 released by the end of the calendar year. Unfortunately, that didn't happen quite according to plan. This was mainly because we kept adding goodies to it, and the result has made 1.6 our biggest releas...

What started as a Grav 1.6 only feature, has been back-ported in to Grav 1.5.10, as it'...