• We track our entire WordPress codebase in version control (Git) and run our site in separate dev/staging/production environments. To avoid automatic changes to WordFence files that could have negative effects across separate environments, do you have general recommendations about which files to ignore? For example, wordfence-waf.php appears to have a hard-coded absolute path which we would obviously not want to propagate from one environment to another.

    Thanks,
    Coby

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  • Hi Coby,
    Another thing that you may want to consider is the firewall configuration files at (/wp-content/wflogs/), according to the Firewall Settings, these files content gets changed.

    Also, “.htaccess” or “.user.ini” -depending on your server configuration- includes path to “wordfence-waf.php” file.

    Thanks.

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