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Upgrade to Tripal 2.1 #1

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ekcannon opened this issue Oct 19, 2017 · 3 comments
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Upgrade to Tripal 2.1 #1

ekcannon opened this issue Oct 19, 2017 · 3 comments
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@ekcannon
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Start with PeanutBase since it has less data to contend with, test, then release for month for further testing.

Instructions at: http://tripal.info/tutorials/v2.x/upgrade_2.0_to_2.1

Previous work on this issue was done with LIS, in the sandbox lis-chado-update, and appears to have been successful, though not thoroughly tested.

The follow steps were done on the sandbox above:

  1. Site backup: pgdump of drupal on 20170719
  2. Tripal 7.x-2.1 downloaded
  3. Tripal update applied
  4. Site renabled
  5. Upgraded Extension Modules (pm-update, updatedb)
  6. Site checked-- OK (not detailed check)
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Ethy do you want me to migrate the JIRA issue over using the importer I used for GCV issues? There's a lot of extra detail in the JIRA comments that would be brought over that way. I was a bit confused by the description of status above since the work done so far in the sandbox has not done any of the chado upgrading, which I think will be the sticky part (as discussed in the JIRA comments). Alternatively we could start fresh here and just refer back to LEGUME-710 in JIRA as needed.

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ekcannon commented Oct 19, 2017 via email

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OK, sounds good. I hadn't seen #2 when I made my first comment, so I'm slightly less confused now. thanks

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