Upgrade instructions

For most upgrades, you just need to run the django migrations with the following command inside your docker container:

python manage.py migrate

(Note : in your development environment, you can run make migrate)

Some upgrades need special upgrade instructions. They will be documented in this file:

Unreleased

Ashley 1.2.4

A new permission has been added in this release : can_unlock_course. By default, this permission will only be added to new users with administrator or instructor roles. If you want to update the group permissions on users already existing in the database, to reflect what is defined in the setting ASHLEY_DEFAULT_FORUM_ROLES_PERMISSIONS, you can execute the following management command :

python manage.py sync_group_permissions --apply

Note: You can execute the above command without the --apply option to do it in dry mode and see what changes will be applied to your database.

Ashley 1.2.0

A new permission has been added in this release : can_lock_forum. By default, this permission will only be added to new users with administrator or instructor roles. If you want to update the group permissions on users already existing in the database, to reflect what is defined in the setting ASHLEY_DEFAULT_FORUM_ROLES_PERMISSIONS, you can execute the following management command :

python manage.py sync_group_permissions --apply

Note: You can execute the above command without the --apply option to do it in dry mode and see what changes will be applied to your database.

Ashley 1.1.0

Two new permissions have been added in this release : can_archive_forum, can_move_topics. By default, these permissions will only be added to new users with administrator or instructor roles. If you want to update the group permissions on users already existing in the database, to reflect what is defined in the setting ASHLEY_DEFAULT_FORUM_ROLES_PERMISSIONS, you can execute the following management command :

python manage.py sync_group_permissions --apply

Note: You can execute the above command without the --apply option to do it in dry mode and see what changes will be applied to your database.

Ashley 1.0.0-beta.6

A new permission has been added in this release : can_manage_moderator. By default, this permission will only be added to new users with administrator or instructor roles. If you want to update the group permissions on users already existing in the database, to reflect what is defined in the setting ASHLEY_DEFAULT_FORUM_ROLES_PERMISSIONS, you can execute the following management command :

python manage.py sync_group_permissions --apply

Note: You can execute the above command without the --apply option to do it in dry mode and see what changes will be applied to your database.

Ashley 1.0.0-beta.3

To upgrade from any previous version of ashley to version 1.0.0-beta.3, you must execute the following instructions:

Replace the app lti_provider with lti_toolbox in your INSTALLED_APPS setting
Execute the script python upgrades/1.0.0-beta.3.py
Execute python manage.py migrate

A new permission has been added in this release : can_rename_forum. By default, this permission will only be added to new users with administrator or instructor roles. If you want to update the group permissions on users already existing in the database, to reflect what is defined in the setting ASHLEY_DEFAULT_FORUM_ROLES_PERMISSIONS, you can execute the following management command :

python manage.py sync_group_permissions --apply

Note: You can execute the above command without the --apply option to do it in dry mode and see what changes will be applied to your database.