Laughing Squid: The WordPress Automatic Upgrade Plugin Rocks
Simone
· 2 years ago
Yes, but will it mess with my template?
Only one way to find out. . . .
Chris Messina
· 2 years ago
It doesn't touch your templates... but if the underlying WordPress software changes, you might need to update your template.
rajbot
· 2 years ago
You can also use subversion to update wordpress. When you need to upgrade, just type in a single svn switch command to upgrade to the desired branch.
LAWYER
· 2 years ago
Only one way to find out. . . .
Max
· 2 years ago
Just tried it to upgrade from wordpress 1.5.2 on your servers and got "Could not backup your WordPress files. Failed at Step 1."
Kathryn
· 2 years ago
You're right, this is awesome. Thanks!!
mandrill
· 2 years ago
this plugin sucks it fails as step 2 every time. and the support available on the homepage is pitiful
Kate
· 1 year ago
I hope automattic makes their own 'WordPress Automatic Upgrade Plugin' someday. It makes headache to me everytime WordPress get upgraded, i have to upgrade my WordPress
Rupert
· 1 year ago
Thanks - this is an awesome tip. Just found it via @clintus on Twitter.
Clintus McGintus
· 1 year ago
Hey wanted to say thanks for this. I used it, loved it, and twittered it.
Chris Pommier
· 1 year ago
The built-in automatic upgrade plugin for WordPress 2.5 stopped working recently. I was told by a tech support guy that it's because I installed and activated the WordPress Automatic Upgrade Plugin. He suggested I deactivate the plugin. I did this, but the automatic plugin upgrade feature still does not work.
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Only one way to find out. . . .
Anyone else have this experience? Suggestions?