Know the risk before you click: risk per update, explained

Not every update is the same. A small fix release of a plugin that has updated cleanly for months is not the same as a major version of your page builder. Verploy shows that difference before you click.

Low, medium or high

Every pending update gets a risk level with the reasons behind it. The reasons are concrete:

• The licence is not active, so the update may not be available.
• The update failed on this site before, or was rolled back.
• It is a major version jump.
• It failed elsewhere: Verploy tells you on how many of how many sites.

Combination warnings

Some updates are fine on their own but break in combination with a certain theme or page builder. When Verploy has seen a version break elsewhere together with the same theme or builder, it warns you before you start.

Why it matters

Risk does not decide everything; every update is still checked. But it tells you where to look first, and why an update did not just go through.

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