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Currently files that are no longer needed after an update will be shown in integrety report to be deleted by the user. This does confuse some people and I do understand that feeling. I also think after an update there should be no unwated files in my install folder that I did not put there myself.
I propose that with the following version the update process unlinks all files that are deleted from one to another version. With 3.8.1 -> 3.9.0 this would have been:
Probably this would also need a new helper function as PHP is not able to delete folders with content, so we have to unlink everything recursivly and finally call rmdir on the folder.
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I don't see a big risk for much going wrong as I would not integrate this into the integrety report but write it by hand in the core/Updates/xxx.php. Will continue in orginal issue.
Currently files that are no longer needed after an update will be shown in integrety report to be deleted by the user. This does confuse some people and I do understand that feeling. I also think after an update there should be no unwated files in my install folder that I did not put there myself.
I propose that with the following version the update process unlinks all files that are deleted from one to another version. With 3.8.1 -> 3.9.0 this would have been:
Probably this would also need a new helper function as PHP is not able to delete folders with content, so we have to unlink everything recursivly and finally call rmdir on the folder.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: