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Updating a point version

Added by Ron Meske about 9 years ago

Hello,

The Upgrade guides all deal with upgrading major versions.

Is there a simpler process for updating to a new point version? For example, 5.0.07 to 5.0.15.

Thanks,
Ron


Replies (2)

RE: Updating a point version - Added by Oliver Günther about 9 years ago

Hey Ron,

in a packaged installation, yes: minor updates are simply pushed to the stable/5 package source and you’ll only have to update your packages to receive the newest version.

Best,
Oliver

RE: Updating a point version - Added by Ron Meske about 9 years ago

Hey Oliver,

I am assuming a subset of the manual installation upgrade instructions need to be done. Is there any guidance on the steps that are required in this case?

Thanks,
Ron

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