Updates Status Page - Only show if there are errors.

[justinz2021]

When the admin updates a plugin or theme, etc, it goes to a page with the information about the upgrade status, errors and completion.

e.g. https://example.com/wp-admin/update-core.php?action=do-plugin-upgrade

This page isn't really all that useful if all of the plugins or themes upgraded successfully. The admin then has to click a link to go back to the dashboard or updates page.

I would like to propose that when doing the update the referring page is sent as well and if no errors occurred, send the user back to their referring page.

The referring page could also be passed a variable saying updates_successful and show a banner to the user saying "All requested upgrades completed successfully"

[justinz2021]

Looks like someone has hijacked your account for spam.

Do you think this behavior should apply to WordPress core updates as well, or should those always show the final "Welcome" screen given their significance?

I think the WordPress upgrade screen should stay as that has valuable info regarding changes.

[justinz2021]

I think there is certain value to the details of the update. Perhaps the banner can have a link to the update log/details. The update log/details can be recorded in the database as update_YYYYMMDDHHMMSS and then the banner can link to update_history.php?ref=update_YYMMDDHHMMSS.