Class for versioning of FreenetIS.
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static | get_version () |
| Gets version of Freenetis code.
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static | get_db_version ($cache=TRUE) |
| Gets version of Freenetis database.
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static | is_db_up_to_date () |
| Check if the version of database is equal.
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static | compare ($version1, $version2) |
| Compares two valid versions of FreenetIS.
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static | make_db_up_to_date () |
| Makes database updates if there are any.
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const | VERSION_REGEX = '^(([0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+)(~(alpha|beta|dev|rc)[0-9]*)?)$' |
| Regex for valitadation of versions.
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Detailed Description
Class for versioning of FreenetIS.
Manages source code and database versions and it performs database upgrade.
- Author
- Ondrej Fibich
- See Also
- Controller
Member Function Documentation
static Version::compare |
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Compares two valid versions of FreenetIS.
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string | $version1 | |
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- integer -1 if the first version is lower than the second version, 0 if they are equal, and 1 if the second is lower
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InvalidArgumentException | On invalid version |
static Version::get_db_version |
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Gets version of Freenetis database.
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$cache | May be value returned from cache [optional] |
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- string Version
static Version::get_version |
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Gets version of Freenetis code.
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- string Version
static Version::is_db_up_to_date |
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Check if the version of database is equal.
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- boolean true if versions are equal
static Version::make_db_up_to_date |
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Makes database updates if there are any.
Updates are located at /db_upgrades. Each upgrade has a name that consist of 'upgrade' and version (similar to version in /version.php).
If any error occure during an upgrade. A location of the error is stored in the config DB table in a form of a midpoint. The upgrade starts from the stored midpoind in the next attempt to do the upgrade. Midpoint for before function is a number lower than zero and for after function is it a number greater than a count of SQL commands in the upgrade.
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