How to Upgrade OJS 3.3 to 3.5: Pre-Flight Checks, Upgrade and Rollback
Upgrade OJS 3.3 directly to 3.5: fix pre-flight blockers first, move to PHP 8.2+, merge config, run upgrade.php, switch cron and keep a tested rollback.
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Installing, upgrading and running OJS, DSpace and VuFind, plus what these platforms mean for the people who use them.
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Upgrade OJS 3.3 directly to 3.5: fix pre-flight blockers first, move to PHP 8.2+, merge config, run upgrade.php, switch cron and keep a tested rollback.
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A tested OJS 3.2 to 3.3 upgrade process: backups, swapping the code, running upgrade.php, and fixing the errors that usually appear.
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