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Upgrade fro 6.8.0 to 7.1.0 impossible #4008

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balintpurece-nxt opened this issue Jan 6, 2025 · 3 comments
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Upgrade fro 6.8.0 to 7.1.0 impossible #4008

balintpurece-nxt opened this issue Jan 6, 2025 · 3 comments

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@balintpurece-nxt
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Describe the bug
We use the org.flowable:flowable-event-registry:7.1.0 dependency. We currently have version 6.8.0, DB schema also has the same version. We tried upgrading to 7.1.0, upgrade failed because flowable-event-registry-7.1.0.jar!/org/flowable/eventregistry/db/upgrade/flowable.all.upgradestep.7100.to.7101.eventregistry.sql tries to drop a table that does not exist.

Expected behavior
The upgrade happens without errors. The SQL command should contain IF EXISTS clause. Note: there still might be another problem, maybe the table should be present.

@tijsrademakers
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Hi, did you check #3990 ?

@balintpurece-nxt
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Hi! Yes, I have checked it now. We don't do any kind of that magic on the DB level, we have a single datasource. We have not enabled/disabled event registry.

Could this behavior still be legit?

@tijsrademakers
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Hi, when you don't have the FLW_EV_DATABASECHANGELOG and FLW_EV_DATABASECHANGELOGLOCK tables mentioned in that sql file, it means that you were not running the event registry engine before. Can you try to explicitly disable the event registry with the flowable.eventregistry.enabled=false property? Or can you share your project setup so we can check how you are running Flowable exactly?

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