Looking for a ‘yep’.
Looks like the upgrade path is going to be pretty painless - nothing in
docs/UPGRADE* applies so my steps are:
backup rt installation
untar to tmp
./configure #using the same options I used for my initial clean install
of 4.0.2
make testdeps
make fixdeps
repeat make testdeps and make fixdeps until make testdeps is happy
compare generated /tmp/rt-4.0.4/etc/RT_Config with my live one
Stop web-server
backup DB
make upgrade
make upgrade-database #won’t do anything but I’ll run it anyway
rm -fr /opt/rt4/var/mason_data/obj #Clear mason cache
compare etc/RT_SiteConfig with the one backed up at the start of this
process
Start web-server
Win!
This largely what the README suggests.
Does this sound right? Any gotchas I should look for? Steps I can skip?
thanks
Looking for a ‘yep’.
Looks like the upgrade path is going to be pretty painless - nothing in
docs/UPGRADE* applies so my steps are:
backup rt installation
untar to tmp
./configure #using the same options I used for my initial clean install of
4.0.2
make testdeps
make fixdeps
repeat make testdeps and make fixdeps until make testdeps is happy
compare generated /tmp/rt-4.0.4/etc/RT_Config with my live one
Stop web-server
backup DB
make upgrade
make upgrade-database #won’t do anything but I’ll run it anyway
rm -fr /opt/rt4/var/mason_data/obj #Clear mason cache
compare etc/RT_SiteConfig with the one backed up at the start of this
process
Start web-server
Win!
This largely what the README suggests.
Does this sound right? Any gotchas I should look for? Steps I can skip?
Everything is right. In stable series:
- we don’t bump required versions of dependencies unless there is a bug
- we don’t bring new dependencies
- we try to avoid database schema changes
There is always a place for an exception, so it’s not recommended to
skip steps. If it’s a “normal” release then most steps would be very
fast.
thanks
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Best regards, Ruslan.