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Cannot Return to Stable Releases….

genesteinberg — Sun, 17 May 2015 14:57:56 +0000

I have posted this on two different support forums, including the one for this plugin, but nobody has a response, and the author clearly isn’t showing the courtesy of dealing with user problems.

So I ran the latest version of this plugin for the 4.2 beta. After release, as I did in previous beta cycles, I deactivated it and attempted to upgrade to the release version. No dice. Even manually installing the 4.2.x files leaves me in 4.3 alpha mode.

Any solutions? Anyone?

Gene Steinberg

What the..

jondor — Thu, 18 Dec 2014 11:32:53 +0000

Why the @#$@$ does the wordpress blog recommend this tool for trying out the RC for 4.1??
It gives me two choices.. point releases (which re-installed 4.0.1) or bleeding edge which gave me 4.2alpha.
Besides the tool hasn’t been updated since 3.8.3 which doesn’t really give the feeling that it’s on top of things..

WHAT it does it does wel, that is, install versions other than the latest stable, but the usefulness for checking my plugins under the latest RC is lacking..

Doesn't update to 4.2 RC

jorgeorpinel — Wed, 22 Apr 2015 19:53:13 +0000

The plugin is not making my wordpress network update to 4.2 RC . It just goes to the latest 4.1 nightly build.

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Deactivating plugin does not stop updates to beta releases

Christoph — Mon, 06 Apr 2015 06:16:54 +0000

Thank you for the plugin! Works well, but I still have one issue: I used the plugin (v 1.0) to test “Point release nightlies”. Then I wanted to switch back and wait for the next official stable version. (Mainly in order to stop the notification emails.)

According to the plugin settings: “By default, your WordPress install uses the stable update stream. To return to this, please deactivate this plugin.” So I deactivated it, but still I keep receiving many emails like: “SUCCESS: WordPress was successfully updated to WordPress 4.2-beta4-32051” Anything else I need to do?

PS: In a future release I would appreciate an additional option where you can turn off the email notifications. I use the plugin only on a blog that serves no other purpose than testing, where this information is not actually needed and it would be great not to have to dig into the code to make manual changes. Thanks!

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What Happens If I Disable and Uninstall This Plugin, Right Now?

Shapeshifter 3 — Sun, 05 Apr 2015 15:03:39 +0000

I currently have this plugin installed using the Nightly Builds Trac at the WordPress 4.2 beta 4, version 32021 level. I have two questions:

1. IF I disable the plugin (but leave it installed), what happens to my installation when WordPress reaches the actual 4.2 public release?

2, IF I disable the plugin (and uninstall it), what happens to my installation when WordPress reaches the actual 4.2 public release?

The reason that I ask these questions is that up-until-now, anytime I did one of the above two actions: my installation would inadvertently continue on the next alpha release path (even though I didn’t want it to). Has this plugin’s update to version 1.0 changed that scenario?

I guess what I’m looking for is a usable “In or Out” or “Stop or Go” option for this plugin.

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