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emphasizing that the upgrade of the primary needs to fully complete before doing other nodes.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR clarifies the upgrade process for multi-node GitHub Enterprise Server environments by strengthening the language around the requirement to wait for the primary node upgrade to fully complete before upgrading other nodes. The change addresses a customer issue where attempting to upgrade replica nodes before the primary's configuration run was complete resulted in upgrade failures.
Key changes:
- Enhanced guidance text for multi-node upgrade sequencing to emphasize waiting for configuration completion
- Added explicit warning about upgrade failures when proper sequencing is not followed
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## Upgrading an instance with multiple nodes using an upgrade package | |||
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To upgrade an instance that comprises multiple nodes using an upgrade package, you must upgrade the primary node, then upgrade any additional nodes. | |||
To upgrade a multi-node GitHub Enterprise Server environment using an upgrade package, you must first upgrade the primary node and wait for its configuration run to complete successfully. Only after the primary is fully upgraded and configured can you proceed to upgrade any replica or additional nodes. Attempting to upgrade other nodes before the primary is complete will result in upgrade failures. |
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The text 'GitHub Enterprise Server' should use the Liquid variable {% data variables.product.prodname_ghe_server %}
instead of hardcoded text to ensure consistency and easier global updates.
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👍 Thanks for your contribution and keeping these docs updated! 🎉 I'll get this PR merged.
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Why:
The docs need to emphasise that the upgrade of the primary needs to fully complete before doing other nodes; trying to upgrade a replica will result in errors if the configuration run hasn't fully completed on the primary.
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