I want to know what is the best way, to fully automate the xwiki update process.
I’m running xwiki in tomcat using the .war file.
To update xwiki, I was just downloading a the latest .war.
I backuped my old xwiki directory inside the webapps folder and replaced it with the new
.war package. After this I was editing all the config files according to my setup and restarting tomcat.
When I upgraded from xwiki 13.1 to 13.2, in the browser a wizard showed up, and I had to do some
steps to update the flavour.
When I updated from xwiki 13.2 to xwiki 13.3 there was no wizard and it just worked.
I would like to fully automate the update process.
In which case is the wizard showing up?
Is there a way to prevent xwiki from showing the wizard?
Or is there maybe an even better way to update xwiki?
The quick answer is: when it’s needed normally But I think it always shows up, maybe @tmortagne knows more and it’s possible there’s a config to avoid having it show up when not necessary.
Ok, that makes sense.
So if I set distribution.job.interactive=false
the wizard shouldn’t appear and xwiki should upgrade the flavor automatically right?
That seams the be more the behavior that I want.
Thanks again