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Upgrade installation
Last modified 26 Sep 2024 20:37 +02:00
Upgrade installation command will copy and replace files in midPoint installation directory using files from distribution.
By default, installation directory is computed as a parent of midpoint-home directory.
This behaviour can be changed using --installation-directory <PATH> option.
All files that would be replaced can be backed up if necessary using --backup-installation-directory <path> option.
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