Upgrading GROWI to v3.6.x
GROWI v3.6 no longer supports Node.js v8.
v3.5 or below has the bug(weseek/growi#1361 (opens new window)) that generate two databases wrongly.
Node.js v8 is no longer supported
TIP
Systems that are launched by the official docker image (opens new window) will not be affected
Upgrade Node.js
- Upgrade Node.js to v10 or v12
weseek/growi#1361 (opens new window)
AvoidWARNING
This problem is caused in the situation that using MONGO_URI
with parameters of the form ?key=value
.
Upgrade anyway
- Upgrade as usual
- Effects
- The cumulative migration so far will run again
- There should be no problem in design, but inconsistent data may be rewritten
Upgrade safely
- Transplant
migrations
collection. Run following process in your shell that is able to usemongodump
andmongorestore
. Replace{dbname}
and{dbname?key=value}
according to your environment.mongodump -d {dbname?key=value} -c migrations -o backup
mongorestore -d {dbname} -c migrations "./backup/{dbname?key=value}/migrations.bson"
- Drop unnecessary DB. Run following process in your mongo shell.
Replace
{dbname?key=value}
according to your environment.use {dbname?key=value} db.dropDatabase()
Check before upgrading
-
MONGO_URI
has parameters of the form?key=value
- MongoDB has a database which name has parameters of the form
?key=value