Yahnis Elsts

Yes, this project is still supported - at least in the sense that I use it for a few of my own plugins and if it suddenly breaks for some...

You don't need to explicitly specify the slug. The update server will use the package file name without the ".zip" extension as the slug. For example, if the package is...

Since you mentioned licenses, does that mean you have you customized the server? If so, make sure that the modified version/subclass that you're using still properly handles the `slug` query...

`wp-update-server` doesn't have any built-in support for licenses. Since you mentioned that you were able to activate a license, I guessed that you might have customized the server to add...

I'm afraid I don't understand what you mean. `wp-update-server` is not a plugin. It's a stand-alone tool. Are you referring to some other plugin? Also, `wp-update-server` doesn't really have a...

Ah, that explains some things. Thank you for the information. In principle, I'm all for extending and improving `wp-update-server`. It would be useful to have an actual web UI, and...

For my own future reference, this is the plugin being discussed above: https://github.com/froger-me/wp-plugin-update-server

Make sure that you're using the latest versions of plugin-update-checker and WP-CLI. I think some older PUC releases had a bug where updates wouldn't be visible to WP-CLI, but that...

Unfortunately, only the active theme will be able to detect updates. The update checker doesn't work when it's part of an inactive theme or plugin. To work around that, you...

That looks like it might not work. Just checking for updates is not enough, the update checker also needs to be active to display update notifications and install updates. >...