• Hi,

    Ive built an intranet for myself to manage my clients, and im wanting to build a way to pull the latest version number of plugins. This is so i can keep records on my intranet of when plugins are updated, and get notified of when a new version is available of the plugin.

    is there a XML file or another way that i can pull every day once, to check the latest version? I will then compare on my intranet, and it i need to i will do the updates on my clients sites.

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  • Are you aware that WP 5.6 has plugin and theme auto-update capability?
    Here is the plugin where the feature was developed: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/wp-autoupdates/#developers (and this links to the Developers tab where there are links to the SVN repository and development log feed)
    The code in that plugin should be instructive for how to use the plugin API, if you think you need it.

    Thread Starter go-systems

    (@go-systems)

    Thanks Joy,

    I will look into it. I’m still wanting to build it into my intranet, want to be able to auto check my clients sites from my intranet and then ensure backups completed prior to updating. I know it’s a bit over board, but hate having issues after upgrading. Plus then can set it up to do when I’m available.

    Moderator Steven Stern (sterndata)

    (@sterndata)

    Volunteer Forum Moderator

    Take a look at MainWP as a way to manage the sites on your intranet. Backup before update is one of its options.

    Thread Starter go-systems

    (@go-systems)

    Im having a look, it looks damn good. Im installing and testing it! Thanks Steven.

    Moderator Steven Stern (sterndata)

    (@sterndata)

    Volunteer Forum Moderator

    I use “backwpup” as the backup plugin to integrate with MainWP, FWIW.

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