Advanced Automatic Updates · Version history
Advanced Automatic Updates changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 1.0.2
- Jun 4, 2021 (5 years ago)
- Releases
- 26
- since 2012
- In the last year
- 0
- Tested up to
- WordPress 5.0.31
Releases each year
- 201219 releases
- 20136 releases
- 20211 release
20211 release
Advanced Automatic Updates 1.0.2Latest
- ADDED: Strictly disallow activation on versions of WordPress earlier than 3.7
- CHANGED: Update filter name for redirecting debug emails (only available in WordPress 3.8+)
20136 releases
Advanced Automatic Updates 1.0.1
- CHANGED: Fresh installs now disable Major updates by default, to match Core behaviour
- UPDATED: German (de_DE) translation. Props Alexander Pfabel
- UPDATED: Japanese (日本語) (ja) translation. Props Tai
- UPDATED: Italian (it_IT) translation. Props Stefano Giolo
- UPDATED: Dutch (nl_NL) translation.
- FIXED: Fresh installs had Minor updates disabled
Advanced Automatic Updates 1.0
- With the release of WordPress 3.7, Automatic Updater is now know as Advanced Automatic Updates!
- ADDED: Options to enable Major and Minor Core updates
- ADDED: Warning in wp-admin when AUTOMATIC_UPDATER_DISABLED is set
- ADDED: Turkish (tr_TR) translation. Props Tufan Tunç
- CHANGED: Debug Email option now allows enabling only for dev upgrades (default)
- UPDATED: Language POT file
- FIXED: PHP notice in PHP 5.4+ with WP_DEBUG enabled
Advanced Automatic Updates 0.9.1
- UPDATED: Language POT file
- UPDATED: German (de_DE) translation. Props Alexander Pfabel
- UPDATED: Dutch (nl_NL) translation.
- FIXED: If the svn up output was empty, don’t send an update email
- FIXED: Removed pass-by-reference, it’s too old school for @wonderboymusic
- FIXED: The settings link was incorrect in Multisite
Advanced Automatic Updates 0.9
- ADDED: Warning when Better WP Security is hiding update info
- ADDED: Warning when the user can’t update directly, but hasn’t defined S/FTP login details
- ADDED: AUTOMATIC_UPDATER_DISABLED wp-config option, for forcing updates to never happen
- ADDED: Sanity check to make sure the plugin isn’t accessed directly
- CHANGED: For nightly build upgrade notification emails, include the build numbers
- UPDATED: Tested up to WordPress 3.6
- FIXED: Don’t send a notification email if the core upgrade didn’t change versions (ie, a nightly build with no changes)
- FIXED: Settings page CSS wasn’t loading if the plugin was installed in a symlink directory
- FIXED: Themes and plugins in non-writeable directories weren’t being highlighted correctly on the settings page
- FIXED: Core upgrade retry emails were not showing the correct retry limit
- FIXED: Nightly core upgrades can sometimes repeat more than once every 24 hours
Advanced Automatic Updates 0.8.5
- FIXED: Disable email notifications option was being set, but not showing up as set
- FIXED: Only write to the options table when options have actually change
- FIXED: Funky email layout if svn up’ing multiple things in one go
- FIXED: Possible PHP error caused by including some core class definitions multiple times
Advanced Automatic Updates 0.8.4
- ADDED: A link to the SVN log browser for Core, when it updates
- ADDED: Japanese (日本語) (ja) translation. Props Tai
- UPDATED: Norwegian Bokmål (nb_NO) translation. Props Bjørn Johansen
201219 releases
Advanced Automatic Updates 0.8.3
- FIXED: Bug preventing normal WordPress Core updates from occurring
- FIXED: Theme and Plugin updates not properly skipping those marked for SVN updates
Advanced Automatic Updates 0.8.2
- FIXED: SVN updates of WordPress core were not being triggered
- FIXED: Particularly large SVN updates could cause notification email corruption
- UPDATED: Dutch (nl_NL) translation.
- UPDATED: German (de_DE) translation. Props Alexander Pfabel
Advanced Automatic Updates 0.8.1
- UPDATED: Language POT file
- FIXED: Some unnecessary characters appearing in Admin when SVN isn’t being used
- FIXED: Sanity checking of normal updates marked for SVN updates
Advanced Automatic Updates 0.8
- ADDED: SVN support for plugins and themes
- ADDED: Retry limits, so broken updates won’t keep trying to install
- ADDED: Option to only receive SVN update emails if something went wrong
- FIXED: Some HTML tags in debug messages were being incorrectly stripped
- FIXED: Don’t automatically enable Core updates on installs that seem to be coming from a repo
Advanced Automatic Updates 0.7.2
- ADDED: WordPress MultiSite support
- UPDATED: German (de_DE) translation. Props Alexander Pfabel
- FIXED: Now works properly if installed in a symlink directory
Advanced Automatic Updates 0.7.1
- UPDATED: Italian (it_IT) translation. Props Stefano Giolo
- UPDATED: Dutch (nl_NL) translation.
- FIXED: Override email setting wasn’t saving correctly
Advanced Automatic Updates 0.7
- ADDED: Option to override where the update email is sent
- ADDED: ‘auto_updater_notification_email_address’ filter, for the update notification email address
- ADDED: Reminder in the notification email for users to mark the plugins/themes compatible
- ADDED: Option to disable notification emails
- CHANGED: Notification emails now send as HTML emails (for greater flexibility of information to include)
- UPDATED: Language POT file
- FIXED: Some strings were formatted incorrectly for translation
- FIXED: Escape all strings appropriately before displaying
- FIXED: SVN updates would cause hourly emails, regardless of an update occurring or not
Advanced Automatic Updates 0.6.3
- ADDED: Taiwan Traditional Chinese (Taiwan 正體中文) (zh_TW) translation. Props Pseric
- ADDED: Italian (it_IT) translation. Props Stefano Giolo.
Advanced Automatic Updates 0.6.2
- UPDATED: Norwegian Bokmål (nb_NO) translation. Props Bjørn Johansen
Advanced Automatic Updates 0.6.1
- UPDATED: German (de_DE) translation. Props Alexander Pfabel
Advanced Automatic Updates 0.6
- ADDED: Support for nightly builds
- ADDED: Dutch (nl_NL) translation.
- UPDATED: Language POT file
Advanced Automatic Updates 0.5
- ADDED: SVN support for core – if you’re running WordPress from SVN, you now have the option to keep it up-to-date!
- ADDED: Norwegian Bokmål (nb_NO) translation. Props Bjørn Johansen
- ADDED: Link to the Settings page from the Plugin list
- UPDATED: Language POT file
Advanced Automatic Updates 0.4.1
- FIXED: Stop trying to update plugins and themes that are already updated
Advanced Automatic Updates 0.4
- ADDED: German (de_DE) translation. Props Alexander Pfabel
- ADDED: Version check on activation, for compatibility
- UPDATED: Language POT file
- FIXED: Typo in the Settings page
- FIXED: Debug information in the notification email now has HTML tags stripped out
- FIXED: Core version check was a little too strong, and could cause updates to be missed. Relaxed a little
- FIXED: Checking to see if WordPress has found any updates will now occur much more frequently
Advanced Automatic Updates 0.3.2
- ADDED: Language file for translators
- FIXED: Translations should load properly now
- FIXED: Don’t try to update WordPress to the same version (I’m mostly certain it’s actually fixed this time)
- FIXED: Minor formatting change to the notification emails
Advanced Automatic Updates 0.3.1
- FIXED: Don’t try to update WordPress to the same version (harmless, but unnecessary)
- FIXED: A PHP warning in the Settings page
- FIXED: A couple of typos
Advanced Automatic Updates 0.3
- ADDED: Extra update checks, updates will now occur as soon as is humanly possible
- ADDED: Much nicer notification emails when upgrades occur
- ADDED: Option to display debug information in the notification email
- FIXED: Use ouput buffering to ensure nothing is printed during upgrades
Advanced Automatic Updates 0.2
- ADDED: Some useful filters and actions. See the Documentation for details
- FIXED: s/automattic/automatic/g
- FIXED: Support forums link
Advanced Automatic Updates 0.1
Questions about Advanced Automatic Updates’s releases
What is the latest version of Advanced Automatic Updates?
1.0.2, released on Jun 4, 2021 (5 years ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 5.0.31.
How often is Advanced Automatic Updates updated?
It had no release in the last year; the latest came out 5 years ago. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from September 2012.
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