Closed WillStrohl closed 7 years ago
So to give some context - the 2sxc-zip contains three modules:
The 2sxc-app is simply a placeholder to drag in an app instead of content, but to give it an own icon it's provided as an own package. Now the app should not install if 2sxc-content fails to install - this is what the check does - it checks if 2sxc v9 is installed, before it installs / upgrades the app. This check is what you're seeing failing on the installation. So basically there are three possibilities
Since the message says "can't find 'Packages'" to me it appears that it's looking for a table "Packages" where dnn-extensions are listed, and not finding it.
So I don't have an answer yet - but this additional info might help you corner the issue.
Quick question: are you using the standard sql / DB object qualifier? or did you do something custom. So is your table called dbo.Packages
or is it something different?
@hismightiness any update on this? especially regarding object qualifier / table name?
Will close because of inactivity for now.
Sorry... I often don't see the GitHub updates. This is related to this:
Oh, and I only just now found this:
https://2sxc.org/en/blog/post/upgrading-to-2sxc-9-3-requires-2sxc-7
ok, I hope that fixes it
It resolved this specific issue for me.
I've tried several times to upgrade 2SXC content from 8.2.3 to 9.6.1 and keep running into an installation error. This is a site that was previously on 7.2.2 and then upgraded to 9.1.1. I received the same error on both versions.
Steps to Reproduce:
Expected Behavior: The upgrade occurs without error.
Actual Behavior: There is an error during upgrade, but the module appears to be upgraded when you reload the extensions page.
https://www.screencast.com/t/Y8Gk2ZuzLl
There are specific upgrade errors, but there are a large number of other errors cascaded as well.
Has anyone else run into this, and do you know how to resolve it?
I also put this into StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46894300/cannot-upgrade-2sxc-from-8-2-3-to-9-6-1