I figured it out. It was the script loading tracd that specifically
required trac version 1.2.2. I'm not sure why it needs that. Perhaps it
doesn't. I updated the version in the script and now it seems to load as
expected. I may have a couple more questions as I make sure nothing is
missing, but for now it seems OK.
On 12/2/2022 2:51 PM, Bill Buklis wrote:
I'm trying to upgrade a local trac system on Windows (using tracd) to
1.4 from 1.2.2. I've upgraded the plugins as much as possible.
Everything seemed to go relatively smoothly.
I ran pip install --upgrade Trac. This seems to work properly.
Displaying "pip list" shows the trac version as 1.4.3.
I ran trac-admin <tracfolder> upgrade. Everything seems fine.
I ran trac-admin <tracfolder> wiki upgrade. Wiki files seem to be
updated properly.
I then restarted the trac service.
However, the main page now displays:
*Warning:*
* Error with navigation contributor "AdminModule"
* Error with navigation contributor "SearchModule"
* Error with navigation contributor "RoadmapModule"
* Error with navigation contributor "QueryModule"
* Error with navigation contributor "ReportModule"
* Error with navigation contributor "TicketModule"
* Error with navigation contributor "TimelineModule"
* Error with navigation contributor "WikiModule"
Configuration Error
Cannot find implementation(s) of the|IPermissionPolicy|interface
named|DefaultTicketPolicy|,|DefaultWikiPolicy|. Please check that the
Component is enabled or update the option|[trac]
permission_policies|in trac.ini.
In addition the "Powered by Trac" version still shows 1.2.2, which I
think may be the crux of the problem. However, I can't see why.
Python version is 2.7. It is the only version installed.
I turned on INFO logging and the log also shows that it is starting
version 1.2.2. The traceback is odd in that it shows a path to .py
files located in a folder that does not exist. For example:
File
"c:\users\<unknownuser>\appdata\local\temp\easy_install-jdu2wl\Trac-1.2.2-py2.7-win-amd64.egg.tmp\trac\env.py",
line 942, in open_environment
needs_upgrade = env.needs_upgrade()
where <unknownuser> is similar to an actual user folder, but
different. Regardless, the mentioned egg or py file can't be found
anywhere as near I can tell.
If I restore the original trac folder (copied before upgrade),
everything is happy again, but, of course in version 1.2.2.
Did I miss a step somewhere?
Thanks,
-- Bill
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