Release notes for Plone 6.2.3
- Released: November 10th, 2026
- Check the release schedule.
- Read the upgrade guide, explaining the biggest changes compared to 6.1.
- Canonical place for these release notes and the full packages changelog.
If you want to jump straight in, here are some important links:
- With pip you can use the constraints file at https://dist.plone.org/release/6.2.3/constraints.txt. This includes the extra and ecosystem constraints, which are separate in the Buildout configs.
- With Buildout you can use the versions file at https://dist.plone.org/release/6.2.3/versions.cfg, plus optionally
versions-extra.cfgandversions-ecosystem.cfg. - Use Docker image
plone-backend.
Highlights
These are the main changes compared to 6.2.2.1:
- All fixes from Plone security fix 20261110: remote code execution.
See plone.org
or community.plone.org. plone.exportimport:- Add
--pathand--pathsoptions toplone-exporterto export only parts of a site. Relations, translations, discussions, portlets and redirects are limited to the exported content. - Enable browser layers when importing/exporting content.
- Add
plone.app.querystring:- Allow sorting query results by location (
path), which orders items by their full physical path. - Add the
plone.app.querystring.operation.string.currentUID("Current item") operation, which filters an index by the UID of the item where the query runs. Add-ons can enable it on fields for their own relation indexes.
- Allow sorting query results by location (
plone.restapi:- Controlpanel service: Added
description,group_id, andiconto the control panels listed byGET @controlpanels, taken from their configlets. - Add support for
multipart/form-datain POST and PATCH requests, allowing file uploads alongside JSON metadata.
- Controlpanel service: Added
Volto frontend
The default frontend for new Plone 6 sites is Volto.
Note that this is a JavaScript frontend that you need to run in a separate process with NodeJS.
Plone 6.2 is meant to be used with Volto 19.
Latest release is 19.7.0. See the changelog.
Please have a look at the upgrade guide for migration from Volto 18 to 19.
Volto related changes in the Python backend since 6.2.2:
- plone.volto: Add
personal_toolsactions (Profile, Preferences and Site Setup) for the Volto toolbar's Personal tools menu, with an upgrade step for existing sites.
Classic UI
The HTML based and server side rendered UI that was present in Plone 5.2 and earlier major Plone releases is still available and has also been updated and improved upon in Plone 6. Our documentation now refers to this frontend as 'Classic UI'.
It is being renamed to Blicca.
Classic UI related changes since 6.2.2:
plone.staticresources: Updatemockupfrom 5.6.10 to 5.6.15 (TinyMCE 8.9.3 security fix, Patternslib 9.11.1, Svelte 5.57.3).
See alsomockup5.6.15 changelog and earlier.plonetheme.barceloneta:barceloneta-toolbar.css: Scope CSS declarations.
Scope the CSS for thebarceloneta-toolbar.cssfile, so that its styles do not pollute the rest of the site.
This way you can usebarceloneta-toolbar.cssin a site without Bootstrap or with a Bootstrap version other than 5 without breaking your site's design.
Python compatibility
This release supports Python 3.10, 3.11, 3.12, 3.13, and 3.14.
Note: we will soon drop support for Python 3.10, as this is out of security support.
pip, buildout, setuptools
In Plone core we use these versions to install Plone:
horse-with-no-namespace==20260202.0
pip==26.3
setuptools==84.2.1
wheel==0.48.0
zc.buildout==6.0.2
In general you are free to use whatever versions work for you, but these worked for us.
Installation
For installation instructions, see the documentation.
Issues
If you find any issues, please report them in the main issue tracker.