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docs: Add a doc for manual upgrade instructions (#1183)
Seed the doc with most recent upgrade instructions (from Team Infinity at 2U).
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Manual upgrade instructions | ||
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Occasionally there is a change to devstack that requires existing devstack installations to be manually upgraded. When this happens, instructions should be added here. | ||
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Please add new instructions to the top, include a date, and make a post in the `Devstack forum <https://discuss.openedx.org/tags/c/development/11/devstack>`_. | ||
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(If you just need to update your devstack to the latest version of everything, see :doc:`updating_devstack`.) | ||
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2023-08-02 - Forum upgrade from Ruby 2 to 3 | ||
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The forum service has been upgraded from Ruby 2 to Ruby 3. Developers who use forum will need to pull the new image and reprovision the service:: | ||
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make dev.pull.forum # pull in new forum image | ||
make dev.provision.forum # provision forum service |
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