Custom Post Type UI stores its definitions in the database, where they are easy to forget during a migration. WPChangeSync exports those registrations to JSON, so a post type you set up on staging appears on production the moment you run the sync, with identical labels, slugs and supports.
In WPChangeSync, go to Settings → Data Sources and start a new source.
Select the options, post types, taxonomies and tables that hold its field groups, custom post types and the taxonomies that define your content model.
It becomes a reusable entry in your Library.
Run it in workflows and batches alongside your native integrations.
Ship native WPChangeSync support so every site that runs Custom Post Type UI syncs out of the box. Already added it? Submit it and we will mark this page as natively supported.
These are the Custom Post Type UI pieces WPChangeSync captures as Git-friendly JSON, ready to move between your sites.
Every post type with its labels and supports.
Custom taxonomies and their settings.
Permalink slugs and rewrite rules.
REST visibility and capability configuration.
