How to Upgrade from v1.13.3 to v1.14.0?
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@Varun-Ganesh-D said in How to Upgrade from v1.13.3 to v1.14.0?:
@scottalanmiller That's Ok.
Is it possible to upgrade by downloading latest version and install? while installing what happens if i give same database credentials?
i think its not proper way to upgrade.That's not the proper way and risks the database not being brought up through the versions correctly. But if you can download, you should be able to get from git, since the two pull from the same place.
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Do this command...
git config -lThat should show where you've set the git to pull from.
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@scottalanmiller Yea
Problem is there in Git.
Since ive used heroku it configured with its Git Instead of NodeBB Git.
Let Me try to re configure thatBut Fresh Downloaded NodeBB.zip has no .git folder.
Waiting for Some peoples reply who hosted under Heroku
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@Varun-Ganesh-D said in How to Upgrade from v1.13.3 to v1.14.0?:
But Fresh Downloaded NodeBB.zip has no .git folder.
Right, don't do that. Use git, but pull from NodeBB, not Heroku. Don't use alternative sources, and don't use ZIP files. Just stick to the standard and it should be fine.
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@Varun-Ganesh-D said in How to Upgrade from v1.13.3 to v1.14.0?:
Waiting for Some peoples reply who hosted under Heroku
they may know how to upgradeI've not use Heroku in forever and never with NodeBB, but Heroku has to give you access to any GIT repo that you want. So nothing on Heroku should require something special. Just install on Heroku the same as you would install anywhere. The issue, I think, is attempting to do something special for Heroku instead of following the standard NodeBB procedures.
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@scottalanmiller Btw how to change git remote URL
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@Varun-Ganesh-D said in How to Upgrade from v1.13.3 to v1.14.0?:
Btw how to change git remote URL
origin doesn't exist yet, so you can't change it, but only add it, like this...
git remote add origin URL -
@scottalanmiller ok
After adding origin it clones or pulls update from origin?? -
@Varun-Ganesh-D said in How to Upgrade from v1.13.3 to v1.14.0?:
@scottalanmiller ok
After adding origin it clones or pulls update from origin??You will want to update, as you've already cloned.
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Tried by Changing that Git Origin Link
It worked.
but again i can't able to push to heroku. So again i changed it's orgin url to heroku's url.
but it's crashing when i enter ./nodebb start -
@Varun-Ganesh-D said in How to Upgrade from v1.13.3 to v1.14.0?:
but again i can't able to push to heroku. So again i changed it's orgin url to heroku's url.
I must be missing something fundamental. Why do you want to push to Heroku?
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@scottalanmiller I'm using heroku to host.
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@Varun-Ganesh-D said in How to Upgrade from v1.13.3 to v1.14.0?:
@scottalanmiller I'm using heroku to host.
I don't have other vps,I understand that, but a normal deployment you don't push anything, ever. The question is not "why Heroku", it's "why are you pushing anywhere".
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Does Heroku only deploy by pushing to it? I don't use Heroku because I'm not made of money, lol, can't afford it's insane costs. So I'm not familiar.
Normal NodeBB deployment you just git clone and done.
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@scottalanmiller yeah heroku deployment is through git so you have to bypass gitignore for things.
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@Varun-Ganesh-D said in How to Upgrade from v1.13.3 to v1.14.0?:
but again i can't able to push to heroku. So again i changed it's orgin url to heroku's url.
Why are you setting origin to Heroku? That's not the origin.
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@PitaJ said in How to Upgrade from v1.13.3 to v1.14.0?:
@scottalanmiller yeah heroku deployment is through git so you have to bypass gitignore for things.
Gotcha, what a pain for such an expensive service.
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@Varun-Ganesh-D said in How to Upgrade from v1.13.3 to v1.14.0?:
but it's crashing when i enter ./nodebb start
Does it give any errors?
