On Jan 18, 2008 3:26 PM, Karen Stevenson <karen@elderweb.com> wrote:
The D6 code now updates all enabled *and* disabled modules that exist in the modules folder, all at the same time. Also, there is now a 'last_updated' hook that allows modules to omit older updates from the .install file.
There are several implications of all this:
1) Telling people to disable the modules before updating is pointless, they will be updated either way.
Not really. Only if you disable the modules *and* copy there the updated module code. AFAIR, the upgrade instructions tell you to disable the contrib modules, update core code and database and then download updated contrib modules one by one and run their updates one by one. update.php will skip updates for modules which are not compatible with the current core version. Read UPGRADE.txt, and it says: - move away *all* files from your Drupal root - uncompress the new Drupal package there - restore uploaded files, robots.txt and .htaccess modifications as well as settings.php values - run the core update - *then* download and update contrib stuff There is no mention on doing all contrib stuff at once or one by one.
2) Both the system and contrib updates will all run the first time you visit update.php.
Unless you follow the upgrade instructions ;) Gabor