I just upgraded to 1.2 and thought that it would be an easy upgrade but with the breaking down of meteor-platform, it’s slightly more complicated and I need to do it over the weekend instead.
So how can I downgrade easily?
I just upgraded to 1.2 and thought that it would be an easy upgrade but with the breaking down of meteor-platform, it’s slightly more complicated and I need to do it over the weekend instead.
So how can I downgrade easily?
should be
meteor update --release 1.1.0.3
although I haven’t tried…
That didn’t seem to work but I just reverted my repo back to before I upgraded. Thanks though!
Trying that gives
This project is at the latest release which is compatible with your current package constraints.
Any other ideas? I guess reverting the package structure too…
I did this - disclaimer, I have no idea what havoc this has done to my app:
Inside the .meteor folder,
METEOR@1.1.0.3
This seemed to work for me. One problem I ended up with is I had added ES6 code all over, that I now have to back port. (actually, installing the react
package, and renaming those files to jsx seems to fix that up nice).
One more note - this seems to have reset my local database.
That’s because the database is stored within the local/
folder (in local/db/
).
Interesting method, though - I’ll have to have a play with that
Oh right! Duh.
That didn’t work for me back then for some reason. I’ve since moved everything into the newer version (1.2 at the time, 1.3 now) because it’s tough to be out of sync with the ecosystem.
For me using meteor update --release 1.1.0.3
did not work. I did the following to downgrade my meteor project. Hope it helps…
meteor create <projectName> --release 1.3.5.1