Reviewing

• Find publications
• Publication summary
• Publication resources
• Publication logs
• Download, redeploy, or delete

Use the publication review screens to confirm what Staatic published, where a publication is in progress, and why a publication may have failed.

Find publications

The publications list shows the publication date, publisher, type, and status. You can filter by status, including pending, in progress, finished, canceled, and failed publications.

Staatic keeps publication records for seven days by default. The current publication, latest publication, active live publication, and active preview publication are protected from automatic cleanup and may remain longer.

Publication summary

The Summary tab shows the main outcome of a publication:

• who started it;
• publication type;
• status;
• time taken, including crawl and deployment time when available;
• resource count, redirects, and failures;
• destination URL;
• a short log summary.

For an in-progress publication, the summary page also shows live publication status. Refresh the page to see the latest information if the status does not update.

Publication resources

The Resources tab lists the pages and assets Staatic found while crawling WordPress.

Use this page when content is missing or unexpected on the static site. Check whether the URL appears in the resources list, which HTTP status code it received, whether it redirected, which MIME type and size were recorded, and which page first linked to it.

You can filter resources by HTTP status category and search the list. Clicking the Size value downloads an individual resource.

Publication logs

The Logs tab lists publication events with message, level, and date.

Use logs when a publication fails, stalls, or produces failed resources. You can filter by log level, search messages, and export logs as JSON. Users with settings-management permissions can see more detailed failure information.

For deeper diagnostics, see Troubleshooting.

Download, redeploy, or delete

The Staatic > Publications list provides actions for past publications:

Redeploy uses the existing crawled build. Use a new publication instead when WordPress content, templates, redirects, assets, or settings that affect generated output have changed.