• Hi folks,

    i put all wordpress installations in one sub-directory for easy updating and every night a cron job is running executing this little script:

    for filename in ./*
    do
    if [ ${filename:(-4):99} != ".txt" ]; then
      svn up $filename/
    fi
    
    done;

    (there are some txt files i have to ignore thats why the if statement exists)

    When a new stable release is coming i run this script:

    for filename in ./*
    do
    if [ ${filename:(-4):99} != ".txt" ]; then
      svn sw http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/tags/2.6.1/ $filename/
    fi
    done;

    Now thats nice but i’m a lazy one and love dry (don’t repeat yourself). So every time a new stable release is coming i don’t won’t to update my switch script.

    How can the script get to know that a new version is available? (There must be a function in wordpress but i didn’t found it.)

    Does wordpress also warns for plugin incompatibility?

    Did anybody did something similar or do you know any improvements?

    regards Volkan

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