Upgrading

Guided upgrade

1. Just run:

   app/upgrade.sh

Manual upgrade

1. Pull the latest code from git (Read more about pulling a stable release):

   git pull origin master

2. Update git's submodules

3. Install the new versions of our dependencies:

   composer install

4. Update the database schema and the configuration file:

   composer migrate

5. Refresh the cache:

   composer clear

Ultra-manual upgrade

If you feel that the manual upgrade is too automatic for you, you can follow the following guide:

1. Pull the latest code from git (Read more about pulling a stable release):

   git pull origin master

2. Update git's submodules

3. Install the new versions of our dependencies:

   composer install

4. Update the configuration file:

   diff -u app/config.example.yml app/config.yml | colordiff
   nano app/config.yml

5. Read the changelog:

   app/console bzion:changes

6. Update the database schema:

   vendor/bin/phinx migrate

7. Refresh the cache:

   composer clear

8. Congratulate yourself for the hard work:

   app/console bzion:success

Pulling a stable release

BZiON's master branch might contain a lot of untested code. If you want to be sure that you are running a stable enough version, you can checkout the latest tagged commit, instead of pulling directly from git:

# Get new commits and tags from remote
git fetch

# Get latest tag name
latestTag=$(git describe --tags `git rev-list --tags --max-count=1`)  

# Checkout latest tag
git checkout $latestTag