Just for clarification purposes, I had noticed in the wp-testers list that the database hasn’t changed correct? And there is no need to run the upgrade.php correct? Here below is the email I’m referring to..
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Kirk Steffensen wrote:
> Sorry. False alarm. I was getting a “Call to a non-member function error”
> on a call to $wp_roles->add_cap(). After deactivating the plugin, clearing
> the plugin options, and reactivating it, WPG2 works.
>
> I didn’t get a Database update message when I installed 2.0.2. I assume the
> DB didn’t need updated and this is normal. That being the case, it’s
> curious that WPG2 didn’t come up right the first time. Can’t recreate it,
> because it’s up and running now.
The database hasn’t changed so there is no need to run the upgrade.
The only place we call $wp_roles->add_cap() is in WP_Role:add_cap() and
that function global $wp_roles properly. Plugins shouldn’t be calling
$wp_roles->add_cap(). They shouldn’t really be using $wp_roles directly
at all.
Ryan
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Or is it ok to run the upgrade.php file anyways like normal while upgrading, and not have to worry about getting errors? Thanks in advanced.. =)
spencerp
I could have just done an upgrade on a Test Blog and found out myself..but just wanted to bring this question out to the “public”.. =/
Because if you “technically” don’t need to run the upgrade.php file, it might help other(s) by getting this pointed out to them..or whatever maybe..I dunno. =/
