By lirong on

From the release announcement:

Upgrading from the Drupal 4.6.0 release candidate

* Copy the new sources over your existing installation and run the upgrade script.

I have replace the old sources. I'm not sure which script to run and how to run. Can any one help? I checked the site, seems it is working without running any script?

Cheers,
lirong

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sepeck commented

It really depends on which release candidate you have. The script to run i sthe update.php script.

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baudolino commented

You should run http://www.yoursite.com/update.php. Make sure you are logged in as user with uid=1 when doing so.

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markbl commented

I ran update.php and it generated a lot of failure messages on the screen. The final database seems ok though (it was generating errors before I ran the update). Is it normal to see a lot of errors while running update.php?

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pfaocle
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Same happened to me, too. I installed 4.6 over CVS HEAD, and the update script reverts to 'All' updates, which breaks (as lots of the SQL queries have effectively already been run).

Shouldn't have too many problems tho, the only thing I noticed was node type settings (published, promoted, comments etc), filter options for blocks/nodes and block settings were reset.

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chrisada commented

That might be because CVS HEAD does not equal 4.6 RC. In fact, the 4.6 code was frozen a while back and the CVS of today (or yesterday) will already be ahead in terms of new features. (for example, the folksonomy support in core)