Hello @winter2007d
The “Stable tag:” in the readme.txt file and the “Version:” at the top of your speedy_econt_shipping.php file should both always reflect the current version.
Looks like you want 0.2 to be the current version, or? That is what downloads, it’s just that you haven’t changed the version in speedy_econt_shipping.php.
Thanks! Have fixed this in new version.
However the plugin is still not showing up.
Will probably need to wait for few more hours since changes are not taking place immediately. Will keep you updated
@winter2007d Changes usually take effect within a few minutes. Sometimes you need to clear your browser cache to see results.
That said, your update isn’t showing in the WordPress repository. Can you walk us through the process you are using to update files using SVN? Because whatever you are doing doesn’t seem to be working.
If you get stuck, email plugins@wordpress.org.
I have submitted my change to the master branch in the SVN and then created a tag with the version 0.9 and submitted it to the repo.
However the plugin’s version is still staying at 0.1. I’m not sure it’s ok to increase plugin’s version to 0.9 immediately omitting all intermediate versions.
But Still not sure what should I do to fix this.
I’m using SmartSVN client on MacOS to do my changes in SVN.
I’m not sure it’s ok to increase plugin’s version to 0.9 immediately omitting all intermediate versions.
I don’t see why you couldn’t. I’m not sure anyone would notice, or care very much.
Currently in the trunk I see version 0.5 with a stable tag of 0.2. In your tagged versions I see a version 0.9 with a version of 0.5 and stable tag of 0.2. That tells me you need to re-read my first note to you. You are failing to edit/update the PHP code you’ve written to reflect the versions. At the top of your speedy_econt_shipping.php and readme.txt files, make the appropriate edits EACH TIME you update your plugin.
Again, the “Stable tag:” in the readme.txt file and the “Version:” at the top of your speedy_econt_shipping.php file should both always reflect the current version.
To correct previous versions, make these edits inside the tagged versions locally (not the trunk) to reflect the versions they are supposed to be. Then SVN the changes.
Sorry. Was my mistake. I have copied files from old git client which doesn’t have my changes.
This was fixed.
And finally…
The version has shown up is 1.0!
Thanks a lot for your help!
THe issue is resolved.
Yay! You’re welcome. 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼
