10-31-2018, 07:42 PM
We don't touch index.php during upgrades. The only reason it's even there on install is so your site works right away. Our general thought as we write software updates is:
1. We will change whatever we need to change in the /users folder because we give the users ways to do pretty much anything you'd ever want to do without modifying those files. If there's ever something you don't think you can do, just ask, there's probably a way around editing the "core" files. We try really hard not to do anything that would break your existing project.
2. We never edit files in usersc. If there is ever a reason to, we might suggest that you edit them, but we assume everything in usersc is modified so we don't write over it.
3. We may add files to usersc if they give you new functionality and flexibility. For instance, the next update will add plugin and templates folders to usersc. The reason we put them there is because you are free to edit those to your heart's content.
1. We will change whatever we need to change in the /users folder because we give the users ways to do pretty much anything you'd ever want to do without modifying those files. If there's ever something you don't think you can do, just ask, there's probably a way around editing the "core" files. We try really hard not to do anything that would break your existing project.
2. We never edit files in usersc. If there is ever a reason to, we might suggest that you edit them, but we assume everything in usersc is modified so we don't write over it.
3. We may add files to usersc if they give you new functionality and flexibility. For instance, the next update will add plugin and templates folders to usersc. The reason we put them there is because you are free to edit those to your heart's content.