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[CS-Project-devel] CRITICAL ISSUE: multiple inline upgrades fail

[Dan F. <cra...@us...>]

*This is a CRITICAL ISSUE. I need REAL RESULTS for this as quickly as
possible.*

There is a major issue that needs to be addressed as quickly as possible.
When running multiple upgrades, i.e. from 1.1.0-BETA1 to 1.1.5, fails when
multiple scripts must run to get to the final version.  This is due to a
problem with how the XML configuration file is interpreted into a PHP
array.  To read more about the issue, look at [
http://project.crazedsanity.com/extern/helpdesk/view?ID=188].

I need some testing of this issue to verify the problem:
  1.) checkout releases/1.1 @ r491
  2.) run through the setup process (BE SURE TO TURN ON DEBUG PRINTING!)
  3.) Once the system is completely setup, run "svn update" to get to the
most recent version (1.1.5)
  4.) reload the webpage: confirm an error such as the following occurs
(these are the last few lines of the output):::

> upgrade::is_higher_version: while checking version_major, realized the new version (0) is LOWER than current (1.2.0-ALPHA5)
>
> ------------------------------
>
> FATAL EXCEPTION ENCOUNTERED: upgrade::is_higher_version: version_minor is not numeric in one of the strings (versionNumber=2, checkThis=)
>
>

I need information about this problem, so PLEASE save the webpage containing
the error, take a screenshot, or whatever works fastest, and send it to me.
I need to ensure others are also receiving this problem.

Once I have a solution, I'll send directions on how to test it.

-- 
Best Regards,


Dan Falconer
http://CrazedSanity.com || http://www.Buzzkill.org

Re: [CS-Project-devel] CRITICAL ISSUE: multiple inline upgrades fail

[Dan F. <cra...@us...>]

This problem has been solved.  It turns out the issue was actually a typo in
the /upgrade/upgrade.xml file in 1.2.0-ALPHA6.  I've created a new issue
involving how the XML is interpreted by cs-phpxml; you can look at it [
http://project.crazedsanity.com/extern/helpdesk/view?ID=189 ].  Sorry for
the dramatics.

On a similar note, I'm working on building an automated build system, which
would (theoretically) be able to test for and catch problems like this.  If
you want to view the issue/feature request, take a look here: [
http://project.crazedsanity.com/extern/helpdesk/view?ID=166 ].  If you have
any questions, please let me know.  Thanks!

On Mon, May 12, 2008 at 7:32 PM, Dan Falconer <
cra...@us...> wrote:

> *This is a CRITICAL ISSUE. I need REAL RESULTS for this as quickly as
> possible.*
>
> There is a major issue that needs to be addressed as quickly as possible.
> When running multiple upgrades, i.e. from 1.1.0-BETA1 to 1.1.5, fails when
> multiple scripts must run to get to the final version.  This is due to a
> problem with how the XML configuration file is interpreted into a PHP
> array.  To read more about the issue, look at [
> http://project.crazedsanity.com/extern/helpdesk/view?ID=188].
>
> I need some testing of this issue to verify the problem:
>   1.) checkout releases/1.1 @ r491
>   2.) run through the setup process (BE SURE TO TURN ON DEBUG PRINTING!)
>   3.) Once the system is completely setup, run "svn update" to get to the
> most recent version (1.1.5)
>   4.) reload the webpage: confirm an error such as the following occurs
> (these are the last few lines of the output):::
>
>> upgrade::is_higher_version: while checking version_major, realized the new version (0) is LOWER than current (1.2.0-ALPHA5)
>>
>> ------------------------------
>>
>> FATAL EXCEPTION ENCOUNTERED: upgrade::is_higher_version: version_minor is not numeric in one of the strings (versionNumber=2, checkThis=)
>>
>>
>
> I need information about this problem, so PLEASE save the webpage
> containing the error, take a screenshot, or whatever works fastest, and send
> it to me.  I need to ensure others are also receiving this problem.
>
> Once I have a solution, I'll send directions on how to test it.
>
> --
> Best Regards,
>
>
> Dan Falconer
> http://CrazedSanity.com || http://www.Buzzkill.org




-- 
Best Regards,


Dan Falconer
http://CrazedSanity.com || http://www.Buzzkill.org