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Thank you very much, I never read that guide and never used the upgrade button, because I didn't know. Instead of the last step, I moved isers to the new app, or manually copied all the new tested settings in the old app.
I understand you have :
A . An original app, upgraded to a new working version , using the guide.
B. A second app, identical now with the first one, that was created for development and testing purposes.
My reccomandations for you questions :
1. Yes,the second app can be deleted , because it has no users. But it is not a rule. I would prefer to keep it, it will be useful in the future, to upgrade the main one again. Especially if it uses the same tables. You could change it.s name,icon, and un-deploy it, remove it's users if you added some.
2. The users will still use the original app , upgraded. You can check in the users of the app.
3. For a little while, you can acces the previous versions of an app, in the same tab of the Upgrade. I use this often to restore a recent version,because I usually work on the live app, and when I make mistakes, I restore the last working version.
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If unsure of the road ahead, you can make another copy of the original old version of the app as a backup (C app) , upgrade the A app , and then delete the B app.
Thank you very much, I never read that guide and never used the upgrade button, because I didn't know. Instead of the last step, I moved isers to the new app, or manually copied all the new tested settings in the old app.
I understand you have :
A . An original app, upgraded to a new working version , using the guide.
B. A second app, identical now with the first one, that was created for development and testing purposes.
My reccomandations for you questions :
1. Yes,the second app can be deleted , because it has no users. But it is not a rule. I would prefer to keep it, it will be useful in the future, to upgrade the main one again. Especially if it uses the same tables. You could change it.s name,icon, and un-deploy it, remove it's users if you added some.
2. The users will still use the original app , upgraded. You can check in the users of the app.
3. For a little while, you can acces the previous versions of an app, in the same tab of the Upgrade. I use this often to restore a recent version,because I usually work on the live app, and when I make mistakes, I restore the last working version.
โ
If unsure of the road ahead, you can make another copy of the original old version of the app as a backup (C app) , upgrade the A app , and then delete the B app.
