The newly updated integration plugin with Bit.ly URL shortener replaces the current core plugin, which is not working since 2020. It is also based on a core modification that introduces a service to make Mautic integrable with any URL shortening service.
Software developer Dennis Ameling, a contributor to the Product Team of Mautic, is one the people involved in building the Mautic Marketplace, a new feature in the Mautic 4.2 release. In this article, the Norwegian-based member of our community explains a little about the idea behind the Marketplace, and provides a sneak peak of other features to come.
In Mautic 4.2 the Mautic Marketplace now enables you to install and manage plugins within Mautic, both in the user interface and at the command line. Read on to learn more about how it works, some caveats you need to know before using it, and how to get your plugins listed in the Marketplace.
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