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    How to upgrade BuildMaster from 5.8.3 to latest version 6.2

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      aleksandarsh_4585 @atripp
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      Hi @atripp,

      I have gone through your steps, 1,2,3,4,5 - on this I got stuck.
      I have updated the DB but now when I try to start the BuildMaster Service it is stopping with the following message:

      7407c688-a75a-48a4-98aa-40da1fede45e-image.png .

      From EventWiever logs I got the following error:

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      I have tried with restarting the Server but still got the same issue.

      What I can understand there is some issue with the db upgrade.

      Also just to let you know the hub for upgrading 6.1.27 and installing that version is not working at all.
      Only uninstall is working from this hub.

      I have made a new image of my BM fro production and created new server. I have successfully started the BM 5.8 copy, everything was working properly but when I upgrade again the version to 6.1.27 using the hub again I got the same issues that I have already reported to you.
      So I have uninstalled the BM, removed the db and tried to install using the hub. The hub did not install the 6.1.27 BM so I have deleted everything and downloaded the installer.
      After the installer finished I got up and running 6.1.27 version.
      I have stopped the services, restored the db from 5.8 version and extracted the dbupdater.
      After dbupdater finished I have tried to start the service and I was unable.
      It can be some issue with dbupdater? Is there another way?
      I can't see any other way how to do this update.
      Please check with your dev team. If you need I can send you my db or give you access from my server.
      Let's fix this issue.

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        aleksandarsh_4585 @aleksandarsh_4585
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          aleksandarsh_4585
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            atripp inedo-engineer
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            OK; at this point, I think it's going to best to schedule some one-one-one review time with our engineering team.

            I will start the process on this end, but can you please open a ticket at here - https://my.inedo.com/tickets/new

            You can write "6.2 UPGRADE" in the "How can we help", and include any other emails you'd like us to be in touch with in the form as well. Then we will work and get stuff scheduled!

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              rhessinger inedo-engineer
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              Hi @aleksandarsh_4585 ,

              I wanted to put the final solution in this thread for what solved the error. It looks like the issue was around which extensions were installed. After upgrading to 6.1, you needed to enable the legacy features in Administration > Advanced Settings and install the Legacy extensions in Administration > Extensions. We also had to uninstall and extensions that had errors loading including Amazon, Jira, and Jenkins and only leave the legacy versions installed.

              Thanks,
              Rich

              Products Engineer, Inedo

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