So finally got my plugin up on Wordpress.org’s repository:

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/unique-comment-notify/

My submission was pending for a little bit less than a month but I can’t complain–it’s free hosting.

This is actually only the 2nd time I have played around with repositories. I experimented with svn when attempting to follow Wordpress.org’s how-to on updating it’s software. However, because of my non-traditional setup, it didn’t really work for me. I ended up using a more involved method of upgrading.

Cleaned and packed up a simple plug-in I wrote up. For more information, view the wiki article on it.

I will look into into actually submitting it to some Wordpress repositories sometime this weekend.

I also hope to publish the other 2-3 plug-ins for Wordpress that I coded up soon. However, none of them are polished and I am not sure when I’ll get the time to clean them up.

I upgraded Wordpress on both my blogs (this one and IAmBelmin) to 2.3.2. Documented the process in a wiki article.

I know exists a perhaps “easier” way to perform the upgrade with svn but I don’t trust it with my non-Wordpress files that are hosted in the same directory. This has worked for me for the past 2 upgrades. Next time I’ll look into the svn method.

As far as the upgrade itself, seems like it is mostly to address DB related security issues. They have implemented DB error templating. I will probably take a look at that later on in the future.