Difference between revisions of "Upgrading Dreamfactory within Gold"

Revision as of 20:46, 6 October 2016

Once you're in your DreamFactory Gold instance, you'll need access to /var/www.

First, we will upgrade the DreamFactory "Base" installation for all of your Gold instances. Navigate to /var/www/launchpad

- If you're updating to the latest version, you'll checkout the master tag. If you're moving to a specific version number, you'll checkout that version number as the tag.
- ```
$ git checkout master
```
- If you have unsaved changes, you'll receive a message indicating which files have changes in them. You will need to stash the changes.
  - You must do this step BEFORE checkout if you have made changes to or replaced any files in the main DreamFactory repo (such as changes to composer.json.)
  - $ git stash
  - Repeat the checkout step.
Pull the latest from git (again, using the appropriate tag -- master or version number).
- ```
$ git pull origin master
```
Reset permission on storage/ and bootstrap/cache/
- Bitnami local installs can skip this step. Bitnami cloud images, VMs, and manual installs will typically need to perform this step.
- ```
$ sudo chown -R {web service user}:{your user group} storage/ bootstrap/cache/
```
- ```
$ sudo chmod -R 2775 storage/ bootstrap/cache/
```
Use Composer to update all the vendor repos.
- ```
$ composer install --no-dev
```
Migrate the database.
- ```
$ php artisan migrate --seed
```
If upgrading from DreamFactory 2.0 or 2.1 to DreamFactory 2.2 or higher, migrate the old service types to the new ones (add the --pretend option to see what it will change).
- ```
$ php artisan dreamfactory:service-type-migrate
```
Clear the application cache.
- ```
$ php artisan cache:clear
```

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 Once you're in your DreamFactory Gold instance, you'll need access to /var/www.
-First, we will upgrade the DreamFactory "Base" installation for all of your Gold instances.
+First, we will upgrade the DreamFactory "Base" installation for all of your Gold instances. Navigate to /var/www/launchpad
 #* If you're updating to the latest version, you'll checkout the master tag. If you're moving to a specific version number, you'll checkout that version number as the tag.
 #* <source lang=bash>$ git checkout master</source>