public function to_wp_format() {
			$info = new StdClass;

			// The custom update API is built so that many fields have the same name and format
			// as those returned by the native WordPress.org API. These can be assigned directly.

			$sameFormat = array(
				'name',
				'slug',
				'version',
				'requires',
				'tested',
				'rating',
				'upgrade_notice',
				'num_ratings',
				'downloaded',
				'homepage',
				'last_updated',
				'api_expired',
				'api_upgrade',
				'api_invalid',
			);
			foreach ( $sameFormat as $field ) {
				if ( isset( $this->$field ) ) {
					$info->$field = $this->$field;
				} else {
					$info->$field = null;
				}
			}

			//Other fields need to be renamed and/or transformed.
			$info->download_link = $this->download_url;

			if ( ! empty( $this->author_homepage ) ) {
				$info->author = sprintf( '<a href="%s">%s</a>', esc_url( $this->author_homepage ), $this->author );
			} else {
				$info->author = $this->author;
			}

			if ( is_object( $this->sections ) ) {
				$info->sections = get_object_vars( $this->sections );
			} elseif ( is_array( $this->sections ) ) {
				$info->sections = $this->sections;
			} else {
				$info->sections = array( 'description' => '' );
			}

			return $info;
		}