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It’s a bug-fixed version for 2.3 releasedby yesterday and I downloaded just now.I’ll upgrade it after I publish this article.

As official details about this version,there are those improvements:

2.3.1 fixes over twenty bugs. Some of the notable fixes are:

Tagging support for Windows Live Writer
Fixes for a login bug that affected those with a Blog Address different than
their WordPress Address
Faster taxonomy database queries, especially tag intersection queries
Link importer fixes
Unfortunately, some security issues were found in 2.3. Janek Vind found an XSS problem that can be exploited if your php setup has register_globals enabled. For this reason, upgrading to 2.3.1 is advised.

So I’m going to do my workings and I think it will be finished within a short time.

WordPress 2.3 finally was released hours ago.As I had installed RC1 last week,so from my sight,there are no big differences except further bugs fixed.

Upgrading work is not so hard for those masters who have used WordPress for couples of months.So for me,it is just as a normal upgrade.Of course,the reason we were focusing on this verison is because some features which are packed in the current version are waited for a long time and experieced some disappointments before.

Well,it is really here now.And you can check the details from official blog.Go ahead and welcome to your new blogging life!

After my upgrade to WordPress 2.3 RC1,there shows an issue of database when I submit a post or comment.

I found not only me having this issue,but some other people who upgraded to the same version like KennyP.I hope this issue can be solved once the new version is announced.

I just upgraded into WordPress 2.3 RC1 which should be very close to final release version.If you’re the people who want to try the latest features or help to figure out some bugs,you can upgrade your platform now.

The below content is from official blog:

The first release candidate for WordPress 2.3 is now available. We’ve spent the week since beta 3 fixing bugs and shaping RC1 into release candidate material. If you would like try RC1 and help us get 2.3 ready for its final release on Monday the 24th, download RC1 here and report any bugs you find. Although we consider this release candidate to be stable, keep in mind that this is still pre-release software. You may find some lingering bugs. Please back up your database before upgrading. If you have problems with RC1, you will not be able to revert back to your previous release without a database backup.

And a big thanks to those of you who have been testing the betas and now the RC. Your efforts make 2.3 better for everyone.

Let’s enjoy the moving for your blog  from WordPress!

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