Upgrade 8.2.0RC2 TO 8.3.1 -- Manual Upgrade Completed or Not??
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After following the instructions for Replacing the original concrete Directory (Version 8 and above):
(https://documentation.concrete5.org/developers/installation/upgrading-concrete5)
I can access the site but when I click on: 'Dashboard > System & Settings > Environment Information'
I still see:
# concrete5 Version
Core Version - 8.2.0RC2
Version Installed - 8.2.0RC2
Database Version - 20170626000000
Am I missing a step to complete the upgrade?
Thanks.
(https://documentation.concrete5.org/developers/installation/upgrading-concrete5)
I can access the site but when I click on: 'Dashboard > System & Settings > Environment Information'
I still see:
# concrete5 Version
Core Version - 8.2.0RC2
Version Installed - 8.2.0RC2
Database Version - 20170626000000
Am I missing a step to complete the upgrade?
Thanks.
Is there a file in application/config called update.php? If so, then this will be causing the files in your updates folder to be used instead of whatever version you have in /concrete, even if it is more recent.
Yes, there is!
It looks like this:
return array(
'core' => 'concrete5-8.2.0RC2',
);
Can I delete the update.php file or just comment the code in the file?
Thanks!!
It looks like this:
return array(
'core' => 'concrete5-8.2.0RC2',
);
Can I delete the update.php file or just comment the code in the file?
Thanks!!
Yes, if you remove the file, then the files in /concrete will be used but if you have not run the upgrade, you may run into problems.
What you should do instead, is to download the 8.3.1 files into your updates folder as per the instructions, and then run the update. Once the update is complete, you can rename the update.php file (which will now be pointing to the 8.3.1 update) and assuming everything still works, remove all files in the updates folder.
What you should do instead, is to download the 8.3.1 files into your updates folder as per the instructions, and then run the update. Once the update is complete, you can rename the update.php file (which will now be pointing to the 8.3.1 update) and assuming everything still works, remove all files in the updates folder.
Thank you very much!
Worked great!
Worked great!
Excellent. Glad it's sorted.
