- Block is auto-enabled, but not appearing first in sidebar.
- Suggested drush command line is not based on upgrade status check; contains bogus project names (e.g., upgrade_assist), and unavailable projects (d'oh!). Cache the check results.
- Download list should contain suggested replacements (e.g., content_profile => entity,profile2, cck => references, etc.)
- Re-enable module list should contain recommended modules (e.g., content_migrate).
- CCK not contained in re-enable module list. Although it was contained in the drush/download list.
- Dependency checks are failing for "re-enable module" form/list. Also, some modules shouldn't be contained in there due to missing dependencies. Lastly, some modules somehow disappeared (without enabling them) after re-enabling some others.
- Can't move on to "Check status report" when not wanting to re-enable all modules.
- Suggest to do a final post-upgrade(-modules) backup, before moving on and altering the site after upgrade.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #2 | upgrade_status.assist.2.patch | 7.56 KB | sun |
| #1 | upgrade_status.assist.1.patch | 7.71 KB | sun |
Comments
Comment #1
sunAttached patch should fix most of the issues.
Comment #2
sunNot needed.
Comment #2.0
sunUpdated issue summary.
Comment #3
kristen polTriaging all Drupal 6 Upgrade Status issues. As Drupal 6 is no longer supported by this module and the "Upgrade Assist" module isn't in the Drupal 7 version, closing this.