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    Hello,

    Thanks for the quick responses! I am using checkout and tell rapidsvn to update without any problems. It was just the preparation for use aspect that has me confused. Do I need to delete the old transport.zip before I run the build command or just update the svn, run build, and then the rest is a typical upgrade?

    Thanks again,
    AMDbuilder
      Patrick | Server Wrangler
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      Quote from: AMDbuilder at Feb 24, 2009, 12:44 PM

      Thanks for the quick responses! I am using checkout and tell rapidsvn to update without any problems. It was just the preparation for use aspect that has me confused. Do I need to delete the old transport.zip before I run the build command or just update the svn, run build, and then the rest is a typical upgrade?

      You don’t *need* to - sometimes I don’t - but it wouldn’t hurt to delete the core.transport.zip and packages/core/ directory, either.
        shaun mccormick | bigcommerce mgr of software engineering, former modx co-architect | github | splittingred.com
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        Quote from: splittingred at Feb 24, 2009, 12:44 PM

        Quote from: AMDbuilder at Feb 24, 2009, 12:44 PM

        Thanks for the quick responses! I am using checkout and tell rapidsvn to update without any problems. It was just the preparation for use aspect that has me confused. Do I need to delete the old transport.zip before I run the build command or just update the svn, run build, and then the rest is a typical upgrade?

        You don’t *need* to - sometimes I don’t - but it wouldn’t hurt to delete the core.transport.zip and packages/core/ directory, either.

        Wonderful, I can’t wait for the weekend to start experimenting grin

        Thanks,
        AMDbuilder
          Patrick | Server Wrangler
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