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wordpress.org codebase

You can try out the api.wordpress.org. Take for example the secret MP6 plugin: http://api.wordpress.org/plugins/info/1.0/mp6.xml The current version is given by: <version type=”string”> <![CDATA[ 0.8 ]]> </version> and it looks like the previous versions are listed in the compatibility tag: <compatibility type=”array”> <array key=”3.4.1″> <array key=”1.0.0″> <integer>100</integer> <integer>1</integer> <integer>1</integer> </array> <array key=”1.0.1″> <integer>100</integer> <integer>1</integer> <integer>1</integer> </array> … Read more

Plugin update not reflected in WordPress plugin page

The marked answer is wrong. Changing the version doesn’t cause this to happen. The directory updates quickly, but not instantly. There is a delay and you need to account for that or just be patient. There is more than one server and not all of them update at the same time. Regarding your plugin, you … Read more

Using Subversion to deploy WordPress

Well, nothing prevents from using Subversion for solving this tasks Note: some steps may differ depending on layout of your own repository for themes/plugins (I suppose, they are dirs inside trunk, and the whole tree doesn’t repeat standard WP-layout: /wp-content/themes/ wp-content/plugins/) In order to start you have to have: Empty Subversion repository, in which you … Read more

Is there a seamless solution for submitting plugins to wordpress.org SVN and GitHub? [duplicate]

The wordpress plugin repo does not have any API as far as I can tell for push and pull hooks from a 3rd party service like github. Right now the solutions are hacky at best and require you to use git as a middle man (on your computer) and also deal with SVN’s use of … Read more

Do you have to have command line access to use Subversion with WordPress?

You would need to have subversion installed on the same machine and command line access to the machine.

What is the usual process of saving changes made at the CMS level into source control?

Generally, there are two sets of data you want to control with WordPress: Files Database So, in theory, you can do it all by hand copying your filesystem and database every day. Now, let’s go to the tools you may want to check to make this faster, I will focus on three of them so … Read more

How to handle the Plugin Version on Update using Tortoise SVN and the worpdress.org Plugin Repository?

Question 1: Should I switch to working with command line instead of Tortoise? will it be safer? No, tortoise SVN does everything you need to do pretty well and without the need for you to learn every command line command. I’ve used it plenty of time, and I never had problems that were related to … Read more

Setting up SVN for teamwork on WordPress custom theme development

If you don’t want the designers to setup a revision control on each computer (this is the normal route), set up the designers on one cloud/remote server with SVN ( or even better a DVCS) that the dev teams can pull/push to. This technique can be combined for further control, this is done so team … Read more

My new WordPress plugin version is not showing up in the plugin directory. It’s been 4 days what could the problem be?

@articlestack According to the trac revision log you added a new directory under your root with the same name as the plugin. It looks like your whole root directory got copied to the new directory because it contains all the tagged versions and trunk. The plugin bot will not be able to find your newly … Read more

Commit changes to WordPress Plugin SVN with TortoiseSVN

Try changing your password @ wordpress.org then retry. If still fails check your firewall log If it still fails … ask Andrew Nacin 🙂 http://twitter.com/#!/blamenacin 🙂

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