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  <body_markdown>Native WordPress updates: how they work under the hood, why they’re underrated, and how to automate more of the work involved in managing them ヽ(・∀・)ﾉ

About a week ago, I had the pleasure of giving a talk for @wpfr@piaille.fr about WordPress updates.

It was an important milestone for me and a rewarding exchange that gave me some great ideas for improving #Updatronix

The video is on WordPress TV. I’ll take the time to add captions for accessibility: https://wordpress.tv/2026/10/21/automatisation-des-mises-a-jour-wordpress-enjeux-et-exemple-avec-updatronix/

#WordPressTV #ActeursWPFR</body_markdown>
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      <body_markdown>Native WordPress updates: how they work under the hood, why they’re underrated, and how to automate more of the work involved in managing them ヽ(・∀・)ﾉ

About a week ago, I had the pleasure of giving a talk for @wpfr@piaille.fr about WordPress updates.

It was an important milestone for me and a rewarding exchange that gave me some great ideas for improving #Updatronix

The video is on WordPress TV. I’ll take the time to add captions for accessibility: https://wordpress.tv/2026/10/21/automatisation-des-mises-a-jour-wordpress-enjeux-et-exemple-avec-updatronix/

#WordPressTV #ActeursWPFR</body_markdown>
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