To upgrade your instance, you must manually copy files from the newer source to your existing installation.
First, go to https://minthcm.org/download/ and download the lastest version.
Copy the following directories from the new version to your existing instance:
After copying, ensure proper file permissions are set.
#!/bin/bash
tmp_dir= <path_to_your_source_mint_files>
instance_dir= <path_to_your_destination_mint_instance>
cp -r ${tmp_dir}/legacy/custom/ ${instance_dir}/legacy/custom/
cp -r ${tmp_dir}/legacy/data/* ${instance_dir}/legacy/data/
cp -r ${tmp_dir}/legacy/include/* ${instance_dir}/legacy/include/
cp -r ${tmp_dir}/legacy/jssource/* ${instance_dir}/legacy/jssource/
cp -r ${tmp_dir}/legacy/metadata/* ${instance_dir}/legacy/metadata/
cp -r ${tmp_dir}/legacy/themes/* ${instance_dir}/legacy/themes/
cp -r ${tmp_dir}/legacy/modules/* ${instance_dir}/legacy/modules/
cp -r ${tmp_dir}/legacy/Api/* ${instance_dir}/legacy/Api/
cp -r ${tmp_dir}/legacy/vendor/* ${instance_dir}/legacy/vendor/
cp -r ${tmp_dir}/legacy/lib/* ${instance_dir}/legacy/lib/
cp -r ${tmp_dir}/vue/dist/* ${instance_dir}/
rsync -ra ${tmp_dir}/api/ ${instance_dir}/api/ –exclude configs
cp ${tmp_dir}/legacy/minthcm_version.php ${instance_dir}/legacy/minthcm_version.php
chown -R www-data:www-data ${instance_dir}
Note: If “Quick Repair and Rebuild” returns SQL code to update your database schema, you must execute this SQL manually.
If you cannot log in to MintHCM after the upgrade: