Robert

Hi @saranshwpm

appreciate the response, but unfortunately, this update has completely disrupted my workflow.

• I can’t access anything because the new version forces me into onboarding and requires setting up backups from scratch.
• This is happening on sites where I already had backups configured—I don’t need to set them up again.
• After rolling back to version 4.1.7, I noticed that two new backups had already been created without my input. Maybe i moved 1 step in onboarding, but never finished it. It seems like the new version completely ignores the previous setup and existing backups.

I understand the goal of streamlining the interface, but these changes have made BackWPup significantly harder to use for existing users. I hope future updates prioritize a smoother transition for those who already have backups in place.

Not exactly.

I’ve changed all occurences of ‘[[:<:]] and ‘[[:>:]] to ‘\\\\b as you need double the backslash because MySQL interprets it as the escape character within strings.

But that didn’t help, another error was that d.post_title is unknown. So I’ve changed ‘d.post_title’ to just ‘post_title’. And now it works!

For a fix best would be to determine version of MySQL for example by:
$mysqlVersion = $wpdb->db_version();
Mine is 8.0.22 and then serve right word boundaries.