I’m running an old Galaxy release (from 2017), and would like to upgrade to the current stable release. I’ve downloaded from GitHub. However, I’m wondering if there is a standard update procedure.
Can I simply unzip into my galaxy base directory (/home/galaxy/galaxy)?
is there an install or update script I should use?
How can I find the release ID of a particular distribution?
so I run:
git fetch origin && git checkout release_20.01 && git pull --ff-only origin release_20.01
with the following result:
error: Your local changes to the following files would be overwritten by checkout:
config/plugins/interactive_environments/jupyter/config/jupyter.xml
config/plugins/interactive_environments/jupyter/templates/jupyter.mako
config/plugins/interactive_environments/rstudio/static/js/rstudio.js
config/plugins/interactive_environments/rstudio/templates/rstudio.mako
config/plugins/tours/core.galaxy_ui.yaml
config/plugins/tours/core.history.yaml
config/plugins/tours/core.scratchbook.yaml
config/plugins/visualizations/charts/config/charts.xml
config/plugins/visualizations/charts/package.json
config/plugins/visualizations/charts/templates/charts.mako
config/plugins/visualizations/csg/templates/csg.mako
config/plugins/visualizations/graphviz/config/graphviz.xml
config/plugins/visualizations/graphviz/static/js/toolPanelFunctions.js
config/plugins/visualizations/graphviz/templates/graphviz.mako
config/plugins/visualizations/scatterplot/templates/scatterplot.mako
config/tool_conf.xml.main
Please, commit your changes or stash them before you can switch branches.
Aborting
I then run “git commit” and a lot of files get modified, and it ends with untracked files: