Comments on: Too many upgrades these days? Not really a problem. http://kahi.cz/wordpress/too-many-upgrades-these-days-not-really-a-problem/ Kahi's blog about WordPress, blogging (or content management?) system. Aimed mainly at advanced WP users. Thu, 29 Jul 2010 12:45:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Kahi http://kahi.cz/wordpress/too-many-upgrades-these-days-not-really-a-problem/#comment-33922 Kahi Thu, 13 Aug 2009 09:18:11 +0000 http://kahi.cz/wordpress/?p=144#comment-33922

<!–texy–>[1] I don't get your point. What is so difficult about preparing 10 relevant packages containing only modified files? It IMO doesn't matter at all whether you let the script unpack 20 or 800 files. Or actually there might be difference – in first case you can't run out of memory so easily.

 [1] I don't get your point. What is so difficult about preparing 10 relevant packages containing only modified files? It IMO doesn't matter at all whether you let the script unpack 20 or 800 files. Or actually there might be difference – in first case you can't run out of memory so easily.

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<!–texy–>In my opinion in the case of Wordpress it's better to download complete package and deploy it. 2 MB is not too much.

Using system for deploying differential patch is little bit more complicated and you'll run into some problems. It's not impossible, it just require work and more effort in the beggining. You can find good implementation of patch deployment in Linux Kernel source code.

 In my opinion in the case of WordPress it's better to download complete package and deploy it. 2 MB is not too much.

Using system for deploying differential patch is little bit more complicated and you'll run into some problems. It's not impossible, it just require work and more effort in the beggining. You can find good implementation of patch deployment in Linux Kernel source code.

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