I just noticed that “WordPress 1.5.2″:http://wordpress.org/development/2005/08/one-five-two/ has been released. I guess I should check the WordPress dashboard a little more regularly. It sounds like it’s a straightforward upgrade, although it’s kind of a pain to have to copy over the entire installation. I wonder if there’s a list somewhere that states exactly which files have changed since version 1.5.1.3?

Here’s a nice explanation of the “WordPress 1.5.2 changes in plain English”:http://asymptomatic.net/wp/2005/08/14/1887/wordpress-152-changes-plain-english/, but that isn’t exactly what I was looking for. Time to dig a little bit further.

Okay here are the file changes I found for 1.5.2:

	wp-comments-rss2.php
	wp-settings.php
	xmplrc.php
	wp-admin/
	     users.php
	     post.php
	     edit-page-form.php
	     categories.php
	     upload.php
	wp-includes/
	     version.php
	     template-functions-category.php
	     pluggable-functions.php
	     comment-functions.php
	

I just changed the above files and everything in WordPress seems to still be functioning normally. I don’t understand why this information isn’t provided standard with the upgrades.