WP updates

[bbwlover]

Hey morning , have you noticed updates for the same plugin on one WP blog shows up and the next blog shows the same update a few days later.
How is the same plugin update not on the same day for all blogs it is on?

[fetishnews]

are all your blogs running on the same time?

[voyeurz]

fetish's answer seems a possibility, other than that here is a bump for others to figure it out for you.

[Austin]

Hey morning , have you noticed updates for the same plugin on one WP blog shows up and the next blog shows the same update a few days later.
How is the same plugin update not on the same day for all blogs it is on?

Never paid attention to it, I see them when i go to make new posts but since I am not on very blog each day I did not see it that way. So what is the answer to this.

[greatpornlinks]

Hey morning , have you noticed updates for the same plugin on one WP blog shows up and the next blog shows the same update a few days later.
How is the same plugin update not on the same day for all blogs it is on?

Thinking it has to happen on the same date for all blogs, but wtf do I know.

[Colmike7]

Updates from WP don't get sent out to everyone all at once. Blogs will check wp.org once or twice per day for updates, then the wp rollout server knows about how many updates are needed for each one. Then it slowly rolls out updates, randomly choosing 1:128 blogs to update on, then 1:64, etc. to see if there are any issues before rolling out to everyone. At least for minor updates.

[bbwlover]

Updates from WP don't get sent out to everyone all at once. Blogs will check wp.org once or twice per day for updates, then the wp rollout server knows about how many updates are needed for each one. Then it slowly rolls out updates, randomly choosing 1:128 blogs to update on, then 1:64, etc. to see if there are any issues before rolling out to everyone. At least for minor updates.

Oh thank you for that explanation

[Terry]

Updates from WP don't get sent out to everyone all at once. Blogs will check wp.org once or twice per day for updates, then the wp rollout server knows about how many updates are needed for each one. Then it slowly rolls out updates, randomly choosing 1:128 blogs to update on, then 1:64, etc. to see if there are any issues before rolling out to everyone. At least for minor updates.

Interesting

[Colmike7]

Updates from WP don't get sent out to everyone all at once. Blogs will check wp.org once or twice per day for updates, then the wp rollout server knows about how many updates are needed for each one. Then it slowly rolls out updates, randomly choosing 1:128 blogs to update on, then 1:64, etc. to see if there are any issues before rolling out to everyone. At least for minor updates.

Oh thank you for that explanation

Sure. Also keep in mind that the cron also won't run and tell WP that the blog/plugins need an update if there isn't any traffic at all (including you), too.

[DeSexGuide]

Updates from WP don't get sent out to everyone all at once. Blogs will check wp.org once or twice per day for updates, then the wp rollout server knows about how many updates are needed for each one. Then it slowly rolls out updates, randomly choosing 1:128 blogs to update on, then 1:64, etc. to see if there are any issues before rolling out to everyone. At least for minor updates.

Exactly

[CanadianChick]

Hmmmmm Now I will keep an eye on my blogs to see if this happens to them.