ALSO, I noted that the version number in versions.php (20.0.0) does not match that in updateFactory.php (18.02.0). Is this by design?
In the past, if you updated the version on one spot it needed to be updated in the other spot as well. This was a thing to stop people from using a newer update that was released after their download access already expired.
I noticed that the method in updateFactory, getReleaseDate() is no longer called anywhere, probably removed when the licensing restrictions were removed. We can just remove the method now. One less thing to have to mess with when doing updates.
In the past, if you updated the version on one spot it needed to be updated in the other spot as well. This was a thing to stop people from using a newer update that was released after their download access already expired.
I noticed that the method in
updateFactory,getReleaseDate()is no longer called anywhere, probably removed when the licensing restrictions were removed. We can just remove the method now. One less thing to have to mess with when doing updates.Originally posted by @jonyo in https://github.com/geodesicsolutions-community/geocore-community/issues/146#issuecomment-1060728261