Theme_Upgrader::current_after() – Turn off maintenance mode after upgrading the current theme.

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Description

Turn off maintenance mode after upgrading the current theme.

Hooked to the upgrader_post_install filter by Theme_Upgrader::upgrade() and Theme_Upgrader::bulk_upgrade().

Usage

$bool|WP_Error = Theme_Upgrader::current_after( $return, $theme );

Parameters

$return: ( bool|WP_Error ) required –
$theme: ( array ) required –

Returns

bool|WP_Error

Source

File name: wordpress/wp-admin/includes/class-theme-upgrader.php

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  public function current_after( $return, $theme ) {
    if ( is_wp_error( $return ) ) {
      return $return;
    }

    $theme = isset( $theme['theme'] ) ? $theme['theme'] : '';

    if ( $theme != get_stylesheet() ) { // If not current
      return $return;
    }

    // Ensure stylesheet name hasn't changed after the upgrade:
    if ( $theme == get_stylesheet() && $theme != $this->result['destination_name'] ) {
      wp_clean_themes_cache();
      $stylesheet = $this->result['destination_name'];
      switch_theme( $stylesheet );
    }

    //Time to remove maintenance mode
    if ( ! $this->bulk ) {
      $this->maintenance_mode( false );
    }
    return $return;
  }

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