The WordPress merry-go-round
WordPress 2.0.7 – security fixes.
Kinda instantly obsoleted WordPress 2.0.6 – which in itself was bug and security fixes.
WordPress 2.1 still moves forward; beta 2 via svn is looking pretty sweet.
WordPress 2.0.7 – security fixes.
Kinda instantly obsoleted WordPress 2.0.6 – which in itself was bug and security fixes.
WordPress 2.1 still moves forward; beta 2 via svn is looking pretty sweet.
Hot on the heels of WordPress 2.0.6 release candidate – is WordPress 2.1 beta 1.
I tried the alpha from subversion on this blog a while ago; it looked promising. Now we are at beta 1.
You can get the beta from here; knowing the test and release team – it will be live in weeks.
Update time again – this time for another security issue.
Here’s the mail from wp-testers:
http://wordpress.org/beta/wordpress-2.0.6-RC2.zip
http://wordpress.org/beta/wordpress-2.0.6-RC2.tar.gzRC2 addresses the following vulnerability.
http://seclists.org/fulldisclosure/2006/Dec/0463.htmlWe also changed how we escape HTML attributes. Escaping is done with a new
attribute_escape() function.http://trac.wordpress.org/changeset/4656
This touched a lot of files so we need to do some broad testing to make sure we didn’t fat finger anything.
Should be GA soon; advisable to upgrade.
I sent out birth announcements via email and blog on 28th October; the traffic spiked. It’s back to normal now – just family and friends.
Another milestone approaches; WP 2.0.5.
Release Candidate 1 is here – it’s working so far for me.
How can we tell? Watch the orange dot – that’s someone in China visiting this website 🙂
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