By libre fan on

hello everybody,

I upgraded to Drupal 7.20 from D. 7.19. To do so I disable my added modules and removed all the folders and file, except for .htaccess and the sites folder. Then I copied the content of the D7.20 folder as extracted in my /home dir.

I also removed a module in ./sites/all/modules (token) and uploaded the latest token module.

I used ssh, as I have done before.

I then ran update.php and the output was the usual page but with a surprising message:

No pending update

I went to the admin page > Updates which displays:
Drupal core 7.20 as being up to date

I then enabled the added modules again and ran update.ph again as I updated token.
Same message: No pending update

What did I do wrong?

Many thanks for your help!

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Comments

mylocaltrades’s picture

mylocaltrades commented

Did you read the release notes for the D7.20 update?

This is exactly what I would expect from this minor update. If your site report says up to date, then you are.

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libre fan’s picture

libre fan commented

Hello My Local Electrician and many thanks for your reply :-)

I did read the release notes, but even for such a minor release (not so minor actually in its effect on some images) an update seemed to be expected, and especially for an upgraded module.

But as you say, if Drupal says okay, it should be okay.

vm’s picture

vm commented

Some updates occur in the files and require no updates to the database. Thus nothing to "update" when running update.php.