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WordPress 2.6.1-beta1 has been released

Geek Ramblings has posted that WordPress 2.6.1-beta1 has been released, with a variety of minor bug fixes.  In particular, Dougal highlight the following fixes:

  • Allow disabling password reset per-user.
  • Query functions now allow a comma-separated list of post_status values.
  • Several more link generation bits are made SSL-aware.
  • Advertise the Atom 1.0 feed in the default theme.
  • Atom API uses the newer WP authentication functions.
  • Fix for an object caching bug in plugin updates.

None of those really excite me enough to upgrade to the beta version, but I’m certainly looking forward to getting my hands on the final copy of 2.6.1 when it comes out.

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One Response to “WordPress 2.6.1-beta1 has been released”

  1. WordPress 2.6.1 Released | MickMel SEO Says:
    August 15th, 2008 at 6:30 am

    [...] about a week in beta, WordPress 2.6.1 has been released.  There aren’t any exciting new features, but it includes [...]

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