Auto / Scheduled Updates
in progress
Aurelio Volle
Description:
Our upcoming feature will empower you to automate and schedule updates for WordPress core, themes, and plugins directly from WP Umbrella. This functionality simplifies update management, ensuring your website remains secure and up-to-date.
Key Benefits:
- Efficient Automation:Automate the update process to save time and ensure your website is always running the latest versions.
- Scheduled Updates:Schedule updates for convenient times, reducing disruptions and ensuring smooth operations.
How Can You Help Us?
- Vote:Show your interest and support by voting for this feature on our roadmap.
- Share Your Ideas:Have additional suggestions or ideas related to automated and scheduled updates? We're all ears! Share your thoughts with us.
- Tell Us Why This Is Important for you?Share your personal insights on why this feature is important to you to help us understand your perspective.
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Pierre
Par site :)
Jacob Jacobson
By site!
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Xavier Minniti
Hello,
By site please
Andre B
By site
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Andy
Site management I find also better.
Lukas Cech
Cool! 90% of cases it's enough to have it by site, but having a way to exclude a specific plugin could come in handy when troubleshooting. But not a deal breaker if it's just by site.
Aurelio Volle
Hey everyone!
We’re actively working on update automation, with a release planned for this summer ☀️
Quick question:
Would you prefer to manage automation by site or by plugin? What setup fits your workflow best and WHY ?
Thanks a lot ! :)
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Joshua Worley
Aurelio Volle Personally I would prefer per website
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Zack Pyle
Aurelio Volle I would say by site in general (but still be able to exclude a specific plugin if it's a troublemaker)
Phil B.
Aurelio Volle Thx for the news. For us it would make most sense to have an automation as flexible as possible. For example on tags?
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Chris Key
Aurelio Volle both? ;)
By site makes sense initially, but agree with Zack Pyle - sometimes some cause an issue so excluding those would be good.
Tommaso Baldovino
Aurelio Volle by site makes sense. Thank you for the update
Andreas Sansano
Aurelio Volle first by site, you activate the feature or not and on that site you select which plugins should be auto updated. this way you can exclude some high traffic site at all. you can define per site for smaller simpler ones to auto update everything or just some (well developed ones) and not the 'troublemakers' mention by Zack Pyle thx a ton :)
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Charles Metzger
Aurelio Volle I agree with most of the others. Without being able to mark specific plugins as "manual update only" I'd hesitate to use it.
Jirsbek
Aurelio Volle I would definitely like to exclude some plugins from auto update. Some plugins are dangerous to be updated automatically, so I prefer to update them manually so I can test the website immediately after.
Rune Rasmussen
Per site, with option to exclude (complex) plugins who requires extra testing, or who is known to be problematic (buggy) etc.
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Gabriel
Aurelio Volle Per site, with option to exclude plugins
Jamie
Aurelio Volle per website ✅
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Rocket
Aurelio Volle, 1.) a global setting to enable autoupdate by default for each site would be cool. 2.) Then a option to turn it off on a site level complete if needed. 3.) Option to turn it off for specific plugins on a site 4.) a global option to exclude autoupdate for specific plugins. Because often we use the same plugins/stack and with that we could easy set it for all sites with one setting. 5.) I also like the Tag idea. However, I would rather love to have a global rule (like the alerts) where I can set the default. There maybe I then could includes sites with tags. But not sure how good that is. If a site has multiple tags, this will then become very fast complex. Thats why a default rule like the alerting system would be cool where we can add sites.
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Dawid Kobielski
Aurelio Volle I think exclude option is very important for some plugins
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Michal Slepko
Aurelio Volle by site with option to bulk manage the schedule for selected sites.
On Bulk Management plugins page have an option to exclude automatic updates.
It's also important to have the ability to choose a timezone for each site, or to use a site timezone by default.
During automated updates, the maintenance mode should be enabled.
Aurelio Volle
I'd never thought it would be such a plebiscite! Thank you all - excluding update from automation is of course part of the plan as well. We'll keep you posted soon! :)
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Zack Pyle
Aurelio Volle Any updates here? It was marked In Progress 6 months ago 👍🏻
Aurelio Volle
Zack Pyle planed for septembre, probably released before ! :)
Jamie Sykes
This is the one feature that is preventing us from switching all our agency sites to WP Umbrella.
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David
I'm waiting for this before renewing my subscription.
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