Yahnis Elsts

I switched to using the `psr-0` autoloading mechanism and that seems to have fixed the problem, at least in my own tests. Could you try the current `master` branch and...

Have you had a chance to test it yet?

On the plugin side, you could use the `puc_request_info_result-$slug` filter to process the data received from the server and store your custom variable somewhere. Here's a simplified version of the...

I'm not familiar with this particular error, but my first guess would be that the version numbers don't match somewhere. For example, maybe the update information was cached before you...

Personally, I add it using an SVN externals definition. I think this is similar to Git submodules. However, I'm not sure if I can recommend this approach to other people....

Could it be that the theme was inactive when that happened? The update checker only works while the theme is active, so if the theme is deactivated, the update checker...

That is currently not possible. I would be okay with adding something like that, but I don't have the time to do that myself right now. When you say that...

Sorry, I don't know of any existing solutions. A while ago I was thinking of building a kind of an "update proxy" that would pull update information from private repositories...

Something like that, though I would prefer to make it a paid service or product. In case you didn't know, I already have an [update server](https://github.com/YahnisElsts/wp-update-server) project. However, it's pretty...

If I remember correctly, the intent of using a past timestamp was to ensure that the first update check would happen as soon as possible, and all future checks would...