.. and its not a bad idea so long as you get the 6 files, right. One is duplicated — wp-includes/version.php
screw either of 2 of ’em up, and your blog might be toast.
ok, you’re scaring me but what’s a little adrenaline? Guess that’s what backups are for. thanks -R
ahh ok, so it’s
../wp-includes/version.php
and I’ll read some more but I assume by duplicated you mean there’s a version.php 2.6.3 and a version.php 2.6.5
So at the end of the day I will have only changed 6 files.
Or is it incremental. I upgrade to 2.6.3, run wp-config, then upgrade to 2.6.5 and again run wp-config?
Sorry, a lot of the stuff I’m reading is outside my experience.
Here’s the list for anyone looking, please correct if inaccurate:
2.6.3
/wp-includes/class-snoopy.php
/wp-includes/version.php
2.6.5
/wp-includes/post.php
/wp-includes/version.php
/wp-includes/feed.php
/xmlrpc.php
/wp-admin/users.php
-rudy
You don’t need to “run” anything after updating the files
It if were me, I would do the first two files and make sure my blog is now 2.6.3 I would then do the next 5.
I upgraded by just copying the necessary files but I did each one separately.
Just have your backups and you will be fine 🙂
