| 1 | | Fixes http://llbit.se/?p=398 |
| | 1 | From http://llbit.se/?p=398 |
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| | 3 | > How should I know if I really want to apply an update if I can’t see what it changes? Sure some people might be OK with changing their software without knowing what changes are being made, but I am not. |
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| | 5 | > Changelogs and release notes are important. The user needs to be able to see them, and they should be available before installing any kind of update. If it’s a bugfix update, I want to know which bugs were eliminated. If it’s a security update, I want to know which vulnerabilities were fixed. If it’s a feature update, I want to know which features have been added! |
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| | 7 | > The most logical thing would be to have a link to the changelog right next to the “Upgrade Automatically” button in Wordpress. |
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