# Migration from Chiliproject 1.5.2 to OpenProject 3.0 This page describes the migration process all the way from `chiliproject 1.5.2` up to `openproject 3.0` for the fit configuration (a.k.a cockpit). While based on that configuration all these steps as well as the referred repositories can be used as a starting point for migrations of arbitrary configurations. # Migration from chiliproject 1.5.2 to 2.4 Migrating to chiliproject @tag 2.4.0. ## Migration settings `redmine_backlogs` is now `chiliproject_backlogs`. Accordingly the settings `plugin_redmine_backlogs` has to be changed to `plugin_chiliproject_backlogs`. This has been implemented in a rails migration in the repository referred to below. ## Steps ### Checkout git clone -b migrate/1.5_to_2.4 https://dev.finn.de/git/redmine-config-fit migrate-1.5_to_2.4 ### RVM setup Use `ruby 1.8.7`, e.g.: cd migrate-1.5_to_2.4 echo 1.8.7 > .ruby-version && echo migrate-1.5_to_2.4 > .ruby-gemset cd . # to apply You can also put those files directly into the `chiliproject` directory, that’s up to you, really. ### Install Gems In the chiliproject directory do: bundle install ### Database Setup This guide assumes that you have an existing production database which you want to migrate. Accordingly you do the following in the checked out directory: cd chiliproject cp config/database.yml.example config/database.yml Then fill in said database under `production`. ### Generate Session Store RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rake generate_session_store ### Database Migrations RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rake db:migrate:all This step may take a while depending on the existing data. **After this step you are done with the migration from chiliproject 1.5 to openproject 2.4**. ## Changes to ActiveRecord Some migration may not work due to it using an unsafe feature. **If** this happens, comment to disable: /.rvm/gems/ruby-1.8.7-p374@mygemset/gems/activerecord-2.3.18/lib/active_record/attribute_methods.rb:195 that is the following code: raise ActiveRecordError, "You tried to assign already serialized content to #{attr_name}. This is disabled due to security issues." # Migration from 2.4 to 3.0 ## Documents Install plug-in ‘openproject-documents’ by adding the following to `Gemfile.plugins`: gem “openproject-documents”, :git =\> “git@github.com:finnlabs/openproject-documents.git”, :branch =\> “dev” This has been done in the configuration referred to below. Through this all documents **except for Project and Version attachments** are kept. Project and Version attachments have to be deleted during migration. An according notification with further instructions will come up as you execute it. ## Steps ### Checkout git clone-b migrate/2.4_to_3.0 https://dev.finn.de/git/redmine-config-fit migrate-2.4_to_3.0 ### RVM setup Use `ruby 2.0`, e.g.: cd migrate-2.4_to_3.0 echo 2.0 > .ruby-version && echo migrate-2.4_to_3.0 > .ruby-gemset cd . # to apply You can also put those files directly into the `chiliproject` directory, that’s up to you, really. ### Install Gems In the openproject directory do: bundle install ### Database Setup This guide assumes that you have an existing production database which you want to migrate. Accordingly you do the following in the checked out directory: cd openproject cp config/database.yml.example config/database.yml Then fill in said database (the same used above in the section for migrating from 1.5 to 2.4) under `production`. ### Generate Secret Token RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rake generate_secret_token ### Database Migrations In the checked out directory run: RAILS_ENV=production FROM="Europe/Berlin" rake migrations:timelines:reregister migrations:strong_passwords:reregister db:migrate Replace the value for `FROM` with the correct locale. That is the locale under which the data that is being migrated was saved. This migration may take a considerable amount of time depending on your existing data which is being migrated. #### Error: There are still attachments attached to Versions or Projects\! Support for Project and Version attachments has been dropped in OpenProject 3.0. Hence the only solution is to delete those attachments altogether: RAILS_ENV=production rake migrations:attachments:delete_from_projects_and_versions If you still need them, you might migrate them by creating a documents (requires the documents plugin) for them. E.g. create one document for each project/version and then in the `attachments` table change `container_type` to `'document'` and the `container_id` to the `id` of the respective document. All this is best done in a separate migration which you would create. After this you rerun the migration. #### Mysql2::Error: Illegal mix of collations Continue the migrations after: RAILS_ENV=production rake migrations:journals:fix_table_collation This may occur when you forgot to specify a **collation** in `database.yml`: production: adapter: mysql2 database: my_database host: localhost username: my_user password: my_password encoding: utf8 collation: utf8_general_ci So to avoid this problem to begin with use whatever **collation** is used in the existing production data under **collation**. When migrating from an older rails version it likely is `'utf8_general_ci'` whereas in newer versions it usually is `'utf8_unicode_ci'` which is what leads to this error eventually. Alternatively you can just update the existing tables to whatever collation you prefer while also specifying it in `database.yml` *before* running any migrations.