michalblazek

<p>WordPress update seems to be basic stuff. You just click Update now and that’s all. Unfortunately we have seen countless WordPress errors after various updates or rutine changes.</p>
<p>These are usually caused by using some deprecated codes or not compatible plugins. Sometimes there may be some issue with a server memory, PHP or database. We have recently started to use the checklist for WordPress core, plugins or themes update.<br />
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WP Update Checklist

Checklist for WordPress core, plugin updates and themes updates. What should your developer always check.

Matthias Pfefferle

Marko Heijnen

Gaelle Despoulain

IONOS

1&amp;1

<p>The Site Update Manager keeps your WordPress and all its themes and plugins up to date. It all works automatically and in the background. You can customize the update settings, if you prefer. The changelog provides an overview and details on all installed updates.</p>


Auto Updater

Update WordPress, themes and plugins to improve stability and security.

WP Update Checklist vs Auto Updater