Hi Giampiero,
How you upgrade depends on how you installed the Zope instance in the first
place. You don’t provide much information but it seems you have two separate
installs now, one with Zope 5.1.2 and one with 5.2.1? It’s safe to copy the
Data.fs between these installations, yes. Make sure
Hi there,
let’s say, I want to upgrade from zope5.1.2 to zope 5.2.1
Should I just replace the zope5.2.1 Data.fs with the zope5.1.2 one?
Or, if this sound silly, how would you do it?
Thank You,
—giampiero
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| On Sat, Jul 14, Giampiero Benvenuti wrote:
| > I have a python script in my zope instance:
| >
| > dt=DateTime(2012,1)
| > print dt
| > print dt.strftime('%Y')
| > print dt.year()
| >
| > return printed
| > 2012/01/01 00:00:00 GMT+2
| > 2011
| > 20
On Sat, Jul 14, Giampiero Benvenuti wrote:
> I have a python script in my zope instance:
>
> dt=DateTime(2012,1)
> print dt
> print dt.strftime('%Y')
> print dt.year()
>
> return printed
> 2012/01/01 00:00:00 GMT+2
> 2011
> 2012
>
> Why do I get two different values for the year (2011, 2012)?
I
Hello,
I have a python script in my zope instance:
dt=DateTime(2012,1)
print dt
print dt.strftime('%Y')
print dt.year()
return printed
2012/01/01 00:00:00 GMT+2
2011
2012
Why do I get two different values for the year (2011, 2012)?
Thank you,
Giampiero
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