do_action( ‘upgrader_process_complete’, WP_Upgrader $upgrader, array $hook_extra )

Fires when the upgrader process is complete.

Description

See also ‘upgrader_package_options’.

Parameters

$upgraderWP_Upgrader
WP_Upgrader instance. In other contexts this might be a Theme_Upgrader, Plugin_Upgrader, Core_Upgrade, or Language_Pack_Upgrader instance.
$hook_extraarray
Array of bulk item update data.
  • action string
    Type of action. Default 'update'.
  • type string
    Type of update process. Accepts 'plugin', 'theme', 'translation', or 'core'.
  • bulk bool
    Whether the update process is a bulk update. Default true.
  • plugins array
    Array of the basename paths of the plugins’ main files.
  • themes array
    The theme slugs.
  • translations array
    Array of translations update data.
    • language string
      The locale the translation is for.
    • type string
      Type of translation. Accepts 'plugin', 'theme', or 'core'.
    • slug string
      Text domain the translation is for. The slug of a theme/plugin or 'default' for core translations.
    • version string
      The version of a theme, plugin, or core.

    More Information

    The upgrader_process_complete action hook is run when the download process for a plugin install or update finishes.

    Use with caution: When you use the upgrader_process_complete action hook in your plugin and your plugin is the one which under upgrade, then this action will run the old version of your plugin.

    Source

    do_action( 'upgrader_process_complete', $this, $options['hook_extra'] );
    

    Changelog

    VersionDescription
    4.6.0$translations was added as a possible argument to $hook_extra.
    3.7.0Added to WP_Upgrader::run().
    3.6.0Introduced.

    User Contributed Notes

    1. Skip to note 5 content

      Example migrated from Codex:

      Do stuff if the current plug-in is being updated.

      add_action( 'upgrader_process_complete', 'my_upgrade_function',10, 2);
      
      function my_upgrade_function( $upgrader_object, $options ) {
          $current_plugin_path_name = plugin_basename( __FILE__ );
      
          if ($options['action'] == 'update' && $options['type'] == 'plugin' ) {
             foreach($options['plugins'] as $each_plugin) {
                if ($each_plugin==$current_plugin_path_name) {
                   // .......................... YOUR CODES .............
      
                }
             }
          }
      }
    2. Skip to note 6 content

      Example migrated from Codex:

      This short plugin demonstrates how to display a notice to the user when they update the plugin. It displays a different notice when they first install the plugin:

      <?php
      /*Plugin Name: Upgrader Process Example
      Plugin URI: https://catapultthemes.com/wordpress-plugin-update-hook-upgrader_process_complete/
      Description: Just an example of using upgrader_process_complete
      Version: 1.0.0
      Author: Catapult Themes
      Author URI: https://catapultthemes.com/
      Text Domain: wp-upe
      Domain Path: /languages*/
      
      // Exit if accessed directly
      if ( ! defined( 'ABSPATH' ) ) {
       exit;
      }
      
      /**
       * This function runs when WordPress completes its upgrade process
       * It iterates through each plugin updated to see if ours is included
       * @param $upgrader_object Array
       * @param $options Array
       */
      function wp_upe_upgrade_completed( $upgrader_object, $options ) {
       // The path to our plugin's main file
       $our_plugin = plugin_basename( __FILE__ );
       // If an update has taken place and the updated type is plugins and the plugins element exists
       if( $options['action'] == 'update' && $options['type'] == 'plugin' && isset( $options['plugins'] ) ) {
        // Iterate through the plugins being updated and check if ours is there
        foreach( $options['plugins'] as $plugin ) {
         if( $plugin == $our_plugin ) {
          // Set a transient to record that our plugin has just been updated
          set_transient( 'wp_upe_updated', 1 );
         }
        }
       }
      }
      add_action( 'upgrader_process_complete', 'wp_upe_upgrade_completed', 10, 2 );
      
      /**
       * Show a notice to anyone who has just updated this plugin
       * This notice shouldn't display to anyone who has just installed the plugin for the first time
       */
      function wp_upe_display_update_notice() {
       // Check the transient to see if we've just updated the plugin
       if( get_transient( 'wp_upe_updated' ) ) {
        echo '<div class="notice notice-success">' . __( 'Thanks for updating', 'wp-upe' ) . '</div>';
        delete_transient( 'wp_upe_updated' );
       }
      }
      add_action( 'admin_notices', 'wp_upe_display_update_notice' );
      
      /**
       * Show a notice to anyone who has just installed the plugin for the first time
       * This notice shouldn't display to anyone who has just updated this plugin
       */
      function wp_upe_display_install_notice() {
       // Check the transient to see if we've just activated the plugin
       if( get_transient( 'wp_upe_activated' ) ) {
        echo '<div class="notice notice-success">' . __( 'Thanks for installing', 'wp-upe' ) . '</div>';
        // Delete the transient so we don't keep displaying the activation message
       delete_transient( 'wp_upe_activated' );
       }
      }
      add_action( 'admin_notices', 'wp_upe_display_install_notice' );
      
      /**
       * Run this on activation
       * Set a transient so that we know we've just activated the plugin
       */
      function wp_upe_activate() {
       set_transient( 'wp_upe_activated', 1 );
      }
      register_activation_hook( __FILE__, 'wp_upe_activate' );

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