Unfortunately, if you perform a manual update (by overwriting files on the server), Piwigo won't register the date of the update. Let's mark it as an autoupdate (just like we have for plugins).
When you perform a conscious update (with administration user interface) from Piwigo 13.7.0 to 13.8.0 an activity is registered:
```
pwg_activity(
'system',
ACTIVITY_SYSTEM_CORE,
'update',
array('from_version'=>PHPWG_VERSION, 'to_version'=>$upgrade_to)
);
```
Unfortunately, if you perform a manual update (by overwriting files on the server), Piwigo won't register the date of the update. Let's mark it as an `autoupdate` (just like we have for plugins).
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When you perform a conscious update (with administration user interface) from Piwigo 13.7.0 to 13.8.0 an activity is registered:
Unfortunately, if you perform a manual update (by overwriting files on the server), Piwigo won't register the date of the update. Let's mark it as an
autoupdate(just like we have for plugins).