Hi,
I am quite new to RhodeCode. A previous collegue left me with a V1.5.3 on Windows. I want to update, also because of some Python vulnerabilites. Also, I do not know if Community / Enterprise was a thing back then.
Now I can either try to update that or migrate to the latest version. As I have read, there is no 4.x community edition. Also, I need to migrate all the existing repositories currently living on my D: drive.
What would be the best thing to do?
Regards,
Dirk.
We’d recommend installation of Community free edition and then migrating repositories over.
However if that’s a big problem there’s an 1.X upgrade path as well: Upgrade From RhodeCode Enterprise 1.x or 2.x — RhodeCode Control 1.24.3 1.24.3 documentation
Thanks for the reply.
Which version of the community free edition should I install? I guess 3.x, right?
Also, can I do a standalone installation and then copy the repositories over to a new server?
Is the new edition then running a newer version of python as there seem to be some vulnerabilities in the old 2.7?
Can you please point me to the installer, as I only seem to find a 4.x installer?
Currently there’s only 4.X available but it can install 3.X as well
But that’s a linux installer, I have a Windows System here. I cannot install a VM there.
Without installing a VM or Docker DSL on Windows there’s no way currently to install RhodeCode
So, what’s the latest release I can install natively on Windows and where can I download that?
Any update on my situation? Otherwise I will just skip on RhodeCode and try something else.
Hi,
We’re sorry but we wont support Windows, and there are no plans to do it ATM.
You can use a VM to run RhodeCode on Windows.