Inconsistent versionning scheme prevent updating the plugin with wp-cli

  • Resolved mickaelperrin

    (@mickaelperrin)


    4 months ago

    Hi,

    I have currently installed wpDataTables version 5.6.1, the new version is 3.4.2.20.

    We manage automatic updates through wp-cli on our website. This issue prevent us to upgrade the plugin because wp-cli check that the new version is higher than the version installed.

    We would like to know how are you using the versionning scheme. If this issue is due to a one time change to the versionning scheme or if we will have to handle this issue again in the future.

    Thanks

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  • Plugin Author wpDataTables

    (@wpdatatables)

    Hello,
    The latest premium version is 6.6, while the latest Lite version is 3.4.2.20.
    Our developers will keep using this method of the Lite version always having a much lower version number compared to the premium for the time being, we don’t plan to change that in the near future.

    In regards to using wp-cli for checking for new updates, as in your case, if it returns the lesser Plugin version number, this means you have it configured to pull the version from www.remarpro.com and that is only used for our Lite/free version of wpDataTables.
    In that case, since you have the premium Plugin version, you need to modify your wp-cli configuration because all the updates for the premium version are being pulled from our TMS Store website/server.

    Please try that and if you encounter any further issue on this subject, since you’re using the Premium version of the plugin, please open a ticket on our?main Support platform here and one of our Agents will respond as quickly as possible.

    If you don’t have a licence (or if it expired), please open a pre-purchase ticket which doesn’t require a purchase code.

    Premium products are not supported in these forums, as per this comment by www.remarpro.com moderators.

    Thank you for understanding. 

    Kind regards.

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