WP Upstream

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WP Upstream helps you manage your WordPress projects with Git. If you have your complete site hosted on Github, Bitbucket or any other Git repository hosting service, you don’t need to worry about manually creating additional commits for plugin, theme or core updates. WP Upstream handles this for you automatically, also doing an automatic push if you like. WP Upstream listens to your actions within the WordPress admin and will trigger a commit any time you: * install a plugin or theme * update core, a plugin or theme * bulk update plugins or themes * delete a plugin or a theme Prerequisites In order for the plugin to work, you need to set up a Git repository in your WordPress site’s root directory and configure it properly. Also make sure PHP has the permissions to perform actions on the command line using the exec() function. Settings Since WP Upstream is targeted at developers, there is currently no settings screen for this plugin. However there are a few settings that can be configured using constants: WP_UPSTREAM_GIT_PATH – define this if you need to override the relative path to the git command (the default is git, in most cases it should not be changed) WP_UPSTREAM_REMOTE_NAME – define this if you need to override the remote name (the default is origin, in most cases it should not be changed) WP_UPSTREAM_AUTOMATIC_PUSH – define this with boolean true if you always want your commits to be pushed immediately (if you do this, make sure to set a remote repository properly; the plugin currently does not check if a push is successful or not) WP_UPSTREAM_DEBUG – define this with boolean true if you want a log of Git commands to be created Note: WP Upstream requires PHP 5.3.