2.9.0 (Beta) is offered unwanted in the WP auto updater

  • Hey there,

    we use Elementor in several dozens of WordPress installations. Now we get version 2.9.0 (Beta) offered as auto update in only one of the installations.

    We don’t want a beta version to be installed and we never opted in for that or so. So we don’t want to be offered this beta version as auto update. Additionally it is strange that we only get offered this version in one single of all our installations.

    How can we get rid of this update offer?

    Many greetings,
    -doffine

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  • Hi Doffine,

    The version that was just released and updated at your site, is the official release of 2.9, and not the beta version.

    You may have seen little bits of info left from the beta version on the change log, you can ignore that.

    The official version should be updated in the rest of your sites within the next 24 hours.

    Thread Starter doffine

    (@doffine)

    @davidr90,

    ah, thank you for the information. We just wonder why this update is offered just in one of several dozens of WordPress installations over the last hours until now?

    -doffine

    In all my WordPress sites where Elementor is installed, the update function indicates that there is an update of Elementor (version 2.9.0), ready to be downloaded and installed. However, If I click the “Download” button in WordPress plugin repository, I get version 2.8.5. On the other hand, version 2.9.0 can be downloaded from the repo if you know its URL.

    Can anybody explain this discrepancy? Under these circumstances, I am not sure if I should update Elementor (version 2.8.5). Judging from some previous experiences, it seems as if Elementor 2.9.0 had been removed from the repository.

    Am I right, or not? Is the update safe?

    I was right: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/latest-version-2-9-0/

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