A few more details I should include....
*To Upgrade from an existing pre-release 3.x version:*
Simply use Drupal or Drush to retrieve the most recent version of Tripal
v3 and update the database. For example, to update using Drush:
drush updatedb
*To Upgrade from Tripal v2*
Please see the Upgrade Instructions in the User's Guide:
https://tripal.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user_guide/install_tripal/upgrade_from_tripal2.html
*Getting Help*
If you encounter any issues please use the Tripal GitHub queue to post a
description of the problem and someone will respond in short order.
On 10/2/2018 1:39 AM, Stephen Ficklin wrote:
>
> Dear Tripal Community,
>
> On behalf of the The Tripal Program Management Committee (PMC) I am
> happy to announce the stable release of Tripal v3.
>
> This release represents the first stable release for Tripal v3.0 and
> succeeds all previous release candidates. Because Tripal v3 is a major
> overhaul, there may still be bugs. However, this release is currently
> in use by several production sites and provides good performance with
> no major problems. The following improvements have been made:
>
> * Tripal v3.0 represents a major overhaul from Tripal v2.0.
> Specifically, all content is now organized via controlled vocabularies
> * Content types are more tightly integrated with Drupal Entities and
> Fields.
> * Tripal v3.0 requires no editing of PHP templates to alter the
> placement and order of content on the page
> * More of Chado is supported than in previous versions.
> * RESTful web services are provided to allow for programmatic access
> to data on the site,
> * New data collections are available to allow site visitors to place
> content found via searching into collections for download or use
> by other tools.
>
> In addition, several more changes have been made leading up to this
> release:
>
> * The User's Guide and Developer's Handbook have been converted to
> restructuredText and is now part of the Tripal source code
> allowing for more easy updates by anyone. Both Guides have been
> moved to ReadTheDocs.
> * Tripal now includes unit testing to help speed new releases and to
> maintain quality.
>
> What you should see in the near future
>
> * We are still working on documentation. You will see updates to
> the functional annotation for an example site in the User's Guide
> as well as more tutorials in the Developer's Guide.
> * We hope to offer more frequent minor releases as bugs are
> discovered and addressed.
> * There are quite a few extension modules that are already
> compatible with Tripal v3. We are currently working to get the
> BLAST, InterPro and KEGG modules fully supported.
>
> You can help improve the quality of Tripal in the future by being
> engaged! Please submit issues you find, consider submitting code
> fixes or reach out for help getting your site setup if you need it.
>
> Thank you to everyone who contributed to this release!
>
> --
> Stephen Ficklin, PhD
> Assistant Professor
> Bioinformatics and Systems Genetics
> Department of Horticulture
> Washington State University
> 153 Johnson Hall
> Pullman, WA 99164-6414
> Office: (509) 335-4295
>
> http://ficklinlab.cahnrs.wsu.edu/
--
Stephen Ficklin, PhD
Assistant Professor
Bioinformatics and Systems Genetics
Department of Horticulture
Washington State University
153 Johnson Hall
Pullman, WA 99164-6414
Office: (509) 335-4295
http://ficklinlab.cahnrs.wsu.edu/
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