Deprecate automatic updates documentation (ENG-3288)

netlify.toml

@@ -454,7 +454,17 @@
 
 [[redirects]]
 	from = "/docs/automatic-updates"
-	to = "/patchstack-app/software/automatic-updates/"
+	to = "/patchstack-app/software/software-overview/"
+
+[[redirects]]
+	from = "/patchstack-app/software/automatic-updates/"
+	to = "/patchstack-app/software/software-overview/"
+	status = 301
+
+[[redirects]]
+	from = "/patchstack-app/software/automatic-updates"
+	to = "/patchstack-app/software/software-overview/"
+	status = 301
 
 [[redirects]]
 	from = "/docs/protection-overview"

src/content/docs/FAQ Troubleshooting/Technical/can-i-use-the-same-plugin-api-key-for-staging-environment.md

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ Patchstack will work normally with your live site, if you share the same API key
 Some things to keep in mind:
 - Your production (live) site receives all the real-time protection rules
 - All custom hardening rules set in Patchstack App are also synced normally
-- All the features that Patchstack offers, will work on your live site (like auto-updates, custom rules, etc)
+- All the features that Patchstack offers, will work on your live site (like custom rules, etc)
 - On the staging site however, only the API key license check will work. Other features and firewall rules are not synced to the staging site
 - We recommend turning on the server level protection for your staging site (e.g. htaccess and htpasswd)
 

src/content/docs/Getting Started/start-using-patchstack.md

@@ -50,9 +50,7 @@ Take immediate action on the **High Priority** vulnerabilities.
 
 ### Step #4 — Check your software for updates
 
-Check the status of your plugins and themes. Apply the necessary updates, and decide whether you’d like to: 
-1. Auto-update only vulnerable software; or
-2. Auto-update all software (plugins, themes and/or WordPress core versions)
+Check the status of your plugins and themes and apply the necessary updates.
 
 [Learn more](/patchstack-app/site-dashboard/site-software/)
 

src/content/docs/Patchstack App/Site Dashboard/site-software.mdx

@@ -23,16 +23,12 @@ On the this software subpage, you can also manage the software components of you
 
 The following actions are available only for WordPress CMS:
 
-- Enable auto-updates for:
-  - Only vulnerable software
-  - All core, themes, and plugins
 - Have an overview of software your site is using and see all your software versions
 - See if any of the software is found vulnerable or outdated
 - Update, activate, deactivate, or delete the existing plugins/themes
 - Update all your software with one click
 - Force resynchronization between Patchstack App and your site if something looks out of sync
 
-
 ### To perform any actions with specific plugins or themes on your site, follow the steps below:
 
 1. Check the checkboxes of your plugins or themes (at the left side of the table row)

src/content/docs/Patchstack App/Software/software-logs.mdx

@@ -24,5 +24,5 @@ As seen on the screenshot below, it shows that the user has updated three plugin
 ![](@images/patchstack-software-logs.png)
 
 <Aside type="note">
-PS! Software logs are only showing actions taken manually from Patchstack App. This page does not show data about  auto-updated software, or updates ran from WordPress itself. To view the data about auto-updated software or updates ran from WordPress itself, you can visit your site <a href="/patchstack-app/site-dashboard/activity/" target="_blank">Activity log</a> instead.
+PS! Software logs are only showing actions taken manually from Patchstack App. This page does not show data about updates ran from WordPress itself. To view the data about updates ran from WordPress itself, you can visit your site <a href="/patchstack-app/site-dashboard/activity/" target="_blank">Activity log</a> instead.
 </Aside>