Release Notes > Older Releases > 5.8.0
Upgrade From 5.7.0 to 5.8.0
Learn how to upgrade Webiny from 5.7.0 to 5.8.0.
- how to upgrade Webiny from 5.7.0 to 5.8.0
Before continuing, make sure to take the necessary precautions, listed in the Overview section.
Make sure to check out the 5.8.0 changelog to get familiar with all the changes introduced in this release.
1. Upgrade Webiny Packages
The first step is to upgrade all @webiny/* packages, which can be done by running the following command in the root of your project:
Once the upgrade has finished, running the yarn webiny --version command in your terminal should return 5.8.0.
2. Upgrade API Project Application's Code
Once all of the Webiny packages have been upgraded, continue by running the following upgrade command:
The upgrade script will make a couple of changes to your existing API project application’s code (located within the api folder). Once the upgrade command has finished, you can run the git status
command to see all changes that the command performed.
Before running the webiny upgrade command, we recommend that you commit any active code changes you might have in your working branch.
3. Deploy Your Project and Finish the Upgrade in the Webiny Admin Area
Finally, proceed by redeploying your Webiny project:
Then, open your existing Admin Area application in your browser, and follow the instructions presented in the upgrade wizard. Note that, depending on the amount of data in the database, the upgrade process might take anywhere from a few seconds to a couple of minutes in order to finish.
If the upgrade wizard does not show, try clearing cookies, local storage, and logging back in. If the problem persists, verify that the previous steps were performed correctly. Finally, for further assistance, please don’t hesitate to post a question in our Community Slack #help channel.
As stated in the Upgrade Webiny section, we recommend that you first deploy your changes into one of your pre-production environments, like dev or staging.
Optional - Upgrade Custom Elasticsearch Plugins
The following only applies to users who have created custom Elasticsearch plugins in their application code.
In this release, we introduced the elastic-ts package, which enables us to have a more robust Typescript support while writing Elasticsearch-related code (for example, performing Elasticsearch queries).
Due to changing from our own types to this library, there is a change that you must do in your custom Elasticsearch plugins which concern the query.
Our ElasticsearchQuery type had mustNot property, but elastic-ts BoolQueryConfig has must_not property. You need to change that property if you had it in your plugins.