Yahnis Elsts

For what it's worth, I can confirm that WordPress uses ZIP files for language updates. PUC already supports translation/language pack updates for plugins that use [the custom JSON-based metadata format](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1eOBbW7Go2qEQXReOOCdidMTf_tDYRq4JfegcO1CBPIs/edit?usp=sharing).

It wouldn't be quite *that* simple, but essentially yes - generate and/or retrieve that data structure.

Technically, you can just make a copy of the `$myUpdateChecker = Puc_v4_Factory::buildUpdateChecker(...)` code, change the variable name and the arguments, and put it below the theme update checker code. I...

@AhmadRaza9 It looks like your comment is not related to this issue. If you have a separate problem, please create a new issue. (And, to save you some time: make...

I'm not aware of any effective way to hide the URL. You could of course hide the "details" link with CSS or something like that, but this would not stop...

Unfortunately, I don't know how they did that. I haven't tried it myself, and I haven't seen how other developers do it.

`addQueryArgFilter` is the correct way to do this with PUC. The code formatting is a bit messed up in your post, but at a glance, how you're doing it seems...

I don't think that's really possible with GitHub. To do it securely, you need to validate the license on the server, not just in the plugin. And you can't run...

I see that in your plugin, the function that creates the update checker instances is attached to the `admin_init` hook. Could it be that MainWP performs updates in a context...

If you want to control when exactly PUC checks for updates, one way would be to pass `0` as the fourth argument to `buildUpdateChecker()`. This argument is the "check period",...