G) configure new instance with option `. For an overview of the data export and import options in MySQL Workbench, see Section 6.5. This week while trying to use the BizTalk Server 2016 JSON Schema Wizard to generate an XML schema from a specific JSON file to be sent to a Logic App I got. (it works for ZIP distributive, for other distribution types the idea is the same, but some details varies):Ī) switch `read-only` mode of existing YouTrack instance on (REST API)Ĭ) download and unpack new version to some empty folder (update.xml)ĭ) copy `conf` folders from existing instance to the folder where new version was unpackedĮ) copy `data` folder from existing instance to the folder where new version was unpacked (applicable only if existing database is stored inside existing installation folder, otherwise (if existing database is stored in a custom location outside installation directory) this step should be skipped so that new instance will reuse external `data` directory defined in configs)į) stop existing instance (in order to make YouTrack listen port free) This wizard only exports/imports tables using the JSON or CSV format.
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One of ideas on how to write an auto upgrade script in a safe way is following JSON-based wizard template directories contain a JSON configuration file called wizard.json and any template files needed. So if you'd like to proceed with autoupdates without Wizard, please make sure that upgrade script creates up-to-date backup at first and proceed with upgrade only if that was created successfully. Though not every YouTrack version have such updates, sometimes that happens. Being started without Wizard, product doesn't apply those updates, that could lead to the instance corruption. There is a way to upgrade YouTrack without user interactions, but it is not supposed to be used in production.Ĭonfiguration Wizard shown in UI not only allows to change some installation parameters on upgrade, but also could perform some updates/conversions to the config files required by new version.
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