On 20/07/16 14:26, Nathan Woodrow wrote: > Not sure we can? 2.14 is bug fix only. Given it's Python though you > could just patch their copy. > Same thinking here, in general a release should receive bugfixes, not features.
In the past we played with shipping updates through the plugin manager (see processing) but it turned out, that suddenly certain features were shipped via plugin manager to old installations without required APIs available. Or core plugin being newer but shadowed by the custom installed (plugin manager). This road might be possible but would require proper versioning of core plugins and properly setting min- and max- version on it (and probably also some logic in the plugin manager to decide which one to load). In short: If it cannot be called a bugfix, I'd say just ship it in a custom repository to your customers and make them aware it needs to be uninstalled on next QGIS update. Matthias
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