I just updated via the nuget installer from umbraco 7.5.10 to 7.5.11, and I have noticed that there is an issue in the admin panel. For example, Under the Developer tab, I now see two "Health Check" tabs.
It reads:
Get Started, Examine Management, Health Check, Redirect Url Management, Health Check, Articulate Importer, Models Builder
While updating, Visual Studio asked me if I would like to replace/overwrite several files (i.e. some config files - like umbracoSettings, trees, etc.). I did not allow it because I was worried that any changes I may have made to all of those files (can't remember if I made changes or not) would be lost, and I wouldn't remember what changes there were.
Was this a good decision or bad decision during the update, and is this related to the duplicate "Health Check" tab? Also, how can I get the Health Check tabs back to normal?
No, you shouldn't allow it to overrride your .config files, since it can override changes you've made to these same files.
You should always check the "Version specific upgrades" page, there they list all the .config files that has gotten updated in a version upgrade, and then you should use a merging tool like WinMerge to merge these files to your solution.
To remove the extra "Health Check" tab, open the file /Config/Dashboard.config. Most likley you will find to blocks of code looking like this:
Just remove one of them and it should go away. Also make sure to bump your client Dependency version number by 1 (/Config/ClientDependency.config), it's alsways a good idea after an upgrade to prevent yourself from being tricked by the cache. :)
Ok, so after some tinkering I determined the following, and took the following steps:
1) I downloaded the updated files from the umbraco website.
2) I compared the versions (my project and the updated version) using WinMerge. I did not make any changes to web.config because when I made the changes, per WinMerge, I ran into database errors (I'm using Sql Server Express). So I updated all of the other .config files that were different, but kept the web.config the same as my previous version.
Hi @Dennis, after doing all of that I am getting an issue now when I go to the developer tab in the back office:
Server error: Contact administrator, see log for full details.
Failed to retrieve status for health check with ID ed0d7e40-971e-4be8-ab6d-8cc5d0a6a5b0 ×
Server error: Contact administrator, see log for full details.
Failed to retrieve status for health check with ID 92abbaa2-0586-4089-8ae2-9a843439d577
Update Issues - Updated from 7.5.10 to 7.5.11
I just updated via the nuget installer from umbraco 7.5.10 to 7.5.11, and I have noticed that there is an issue in the admin panel. For example, Under the Developer tab, I now see two "Health Check" tabs.
It reads:
Get Started, Examine Management, Health Check, Redirect Url Management, Health Check, Articulate Importer, Models Builder
While updating, Visual Studio asked me if I would like to replace/overwrite several files (i.e. some config files - like umbracoSettings, trees, etc.). I did not allow it because I was worried that any changes I may have made to all of those files (can't remember if I made changes or not) would be lost, and I wouldn't remember what changes there were.
Was this a good decision or bad decision during the update, and is this related to the duplicate "Health Check" tab? Also, how can I get the Health Check tabs back to normal?
Hi Bobi.
No, you shouldn't allow it to overrride your .config files, since it can override changes you've made to these same files.
You should always check the "Version specific upgrades" page, there they list all the .config files that has gotten updated in a version upgrade, and then you should use a merging tool like WinMerge to merge these files to your solution.
To remove the extra "Health Check" tab, open the file /Config/Dashboard.config. Most likley you will find to blocks of code looking like this:
Just remove one of them and it should go away. Also make sure to bump your client Dependency version number by 1 (/Config/ClientDependency.config), it's alsways a good idea after an upgrade to prevent yourself from being tricked by the cache. :)
Version specific upgrade page: https://our.umbraco.org/documentation/getting-started/setup/upgrading/version-specific
Nuget Upgrades: https://our.umbraco.org/documentation/getting-started/setup/upgrading/general#are-you-using-nuget
WinMerge: http://winmerge.org/
Best of luck to you!
1) Hi, thanks for the reply. So is there a way to get the .config files now, so that I can use that merge tool?
2) The version specific link you provided is great, and I noticed that there is no 7.5.11 information in there?
3) Also, when you say bump the version number by 1, I am guessing that you mean change it from 7.5.10 to 7.5.11?
Ok, so after some tinkering I determined the following, and took the following steps:
1) I downloaded the updated files from the umbraco website.
2) I compared the versions (my project and the updated version) using WinMerge. I did not make any changes to web.config because when I made the changes, per WinMerge, I ran into database errors (I'm using Sql Server Express). So I updated all of the other .config files that were different, but kept the web.config the same as my previous version.
3) I added a 1 to the version number.
Hi again Bobi.
Sorry for not responding quicker, but great to see that you solved it yourself! #h5yr
Glad that I could point you in the right direction.
Have a great weekend and good luck with your project!
Dennis
Hi @Dennis, after doing all of that I am getting an issue now when I go to the developer tab in the back office:
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