Viktor Szépe

Have you ever needed to upgrade a plugin to it’s latest (unreleased) version? 
With SVN Updater you get a new action (Trunk) on the Plugins page.
Development of this plugin is done <a href="https://github.com/szepeviktor/svn-updater" rel="nofollow ugc">on GitHub</a>. 
Pull requests are welcome.

SVN Updater

Works well for such a simple plugin.
WordPress is lacking in a good way to phase users in to major plugin updates. (either you manually install from trunk, or get a surprise as soon as the stable tag changes)
I'd love to see this worked into a more fully fledged "beta tester" plugin that hooks into auto-updates when the dev version is bumped.



Just what I needed

Install any WordPress.org plugin's trunk version from SVN.

This plugin is not for most WordPress users. It will stop WordPress from automatically updating witch is not recommended. The only reason you might need this plugin is if you have modified your WordPress core files and you want WordPress to stop overwriting them with their automatic security updates. Otherwise you should probably just let WordPress auto update.
Updated April-19th

Stop Auto Updating Dangit

This plugin simply stop WordPress from automatically updating for you.

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