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  How to upgrade Gitlab Omnibus to major version. Recently I need upgrade my self-hosted Gitlab Community from version 13.12.4-ce.0 to latest version 14.3.2-ce.0, but a simple apt update && apt-dist-upgrade was a nightmare ;/ Solution was at my eyes !!! Upgrading GitLab is a relatively straightforward process, but the complexity can increase based on the installation method you have used, how old your GitLab version is, if you’re upgrading to a major version, and so on.  ;( References: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/update/package/ https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/update/index.html#checking-for-background-migrations-before-upgrading Hands on ! First I need to know my exactly current Gitlab version root@gitlab:# dpkg -al|grep gitlab ii  gitlab-ce                            13.12.4-ce.0                          amd64        GitLab Community Edition (including NGINX, Postgres, Redis) Now, what new versions are availables: # apt update # apt-cache madison gitlab-ce  gitlab-ce | 14.3.2-ce.0 |
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 Después de darle vuelta un buen rato a la idea de escribir, compartir y sembrar la semilla de todo aquello que, a Dios gracias, he tenido la bendición de aprender, siento que es el momento de plasmar esas ideas...

 Ahora estoy aprendiendo a usar este sistema de blog, aunque si se me pone reacio, mejor me hago uno...

bueno, continúo con el respaldo de mi laptop, que ya el fan-cooler le suena que parece una rolinera de las turbinas del Guri a punto de explotar... y debo apresurarme en pasar la data al disco externo de respaldo que me hice con un disco de estado sólido (SDD) y una cajita USB3 --simplemente vuela !!!

 Vale, ahí nos vemos cuando ya termine de respaldar (Y)

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