Core updates should be stored in the cache directory#1320
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The cache is only used in |
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@scribu any better ideas for extending than subclassing if the filter doesn't exist? |
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Well, you could just drop support for WP 3.5 and WP 3.6. |
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Meh, the workaround is easy enough. |
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Core updates should be stored in the cache directory
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I ran wp core update for 3.9.1 => 3.9.2 on ~75 sites on my server.
The upgrade files were not stored in .wp-cli/cache/core, and it appeared that a fresh download of the changed files were downloaded for each of the 75 sites.
message in CLI was:
Downloading update from https://downloads.wordpress.org/release/wordpress-3.9.2-partial-1.zip
Unpacking the update...
Success: WordPress updated successfully
Re-tested after clearing .wp-cli/cache/core and no new files were placed there.