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how to upgrade #2437
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I'm currently working on fix to make it possible |
@lafriks |
I didn't setup any webhooks etc, just the basics. I'm using gitea just for my personal git needs on a rpi3. The only thing I have to do to upgrade is replacing the current binary with the newest version. Of course before doing that, I always keep a backup just to be safe. When you first run the updated version (./gitea web), wait a little bit (just a few seconds just to upgrade whatever it needs to I guess ) and you're good to go. |
Gogs -> 1.1 -> 1.2 does work but direct upgrade to 1.2 does not currently |
so how should I upgrade? can the team create a doc at least? |
@MetaiR There already is documentation on how to do that - https://docs.gitea.io/en-us/upgrade-from-gogs/ but if you want to upgrade directly to 1.2 than please wait for #2460 to merged to 1.2 branch and rc2/final version of 1.2.0 |
@lafriks |
Since Gitea developed based on Gogs, so old Gods like an old gitea version. The both process should be the same. |
hello,
I saw your doc about upgrading from Gogs but I couldn't find any references for upgrading to new version of your wonderful program.
we are using it in our server and it has projects, web hooks and etc and I want to upgrade it without any trouble or crashes (specially about losing data)
so how should I upgrade it?
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