How to find out when an update was applied

By kdebaas on 30 Oct 2014 at 09:26 UTC

Hi,

I updated Drupal recently, but I don't remember when exactly. How would I go about finding out the precise date and time of the update? The core's code is not under version control.
Thanks!

Klaas

Comments

Look at the date on the files

Jaypan commented 30 October 2014 at 23:53

Look at the date on the files that were uploaded.

Modified date

kdebaas commented 3 November 2014 at 20:03

Thanks. But I believe that the date on the files listed on the server refer to when the original files were modified, and not to when they were uploaded, unfortunately. (Centos) The update was performed through drush.

The date refers to the last

Jaypan commented 3 November 2014 at 22:56

The date refers to the last time the files were modified. If you did an update, the files were modified, and therefore the date will be the time at which they were updated.

updated by developers, not by user

kdebaas commented 4 November 2014 at 07:13

This does not tell me when I performed the update myself. It only tells me when the developers updated the core files. Downloading the files from Drupal.org does not change the 'modified' date. I can verify this by downloading the files once more, and checking that the 'modified' date is indeed still the same: 15 oktober 2014, 16:36.