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lucasb
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Hello,
I work for a big WordPress plugin company, and we've encountered a serious bug affecting our customers, potentially linked to the Softaculous auto-update process.
Could a Softaculous developer clarify the exact process used during an automatic plugin update? I am particularly interested in whether Softaculous extracts the update directly into the existing directory, overwriting any conflicting files, or if it completely removes the old version before extracting the new one.
For example, if a plugin version 1.0 includes a file named "version-1.php" and this file is removed in version 2.0, replaced by "version-2.php", what would happen to "version-1.php" after an update via Softaculous? Do both files remain, or is the older one deleted?
A clear understanding of this process is crucial for ensuring our plugins maintain seamless functionality across updates.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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Question about Softaculous Auto Plugin Update Mechanism
Brijesh
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Hi,

Sorry for the delay in response.

At the moment Softaculous overwrites the new plugin files over the existing ones.

We have made the changes to delete the existing plugin and then overwrite the new plugin files and we will be releasing this update soon.

Thank you for reporting the issue.

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Question about Softaculous Auto Plugin Update Mechanism
lucasb
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Thank you for your prompt solution.
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