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12/1/2014 11:52 AM
 

Hi guys ran into an issue with IUpgradable interface.

I have a module that was developed a while back. And now its due for an upgrade.

So I implemented IUpgradable interface in FeatureController class just like it was explained here only to find out that it didn't execute that function. New SQL scripts executed just fine so I am happy enough with that.

When I take a look at module settings on Extensions page I see module is now marked as IUpgradable.

Do I understand this correctly? Only now that the module is IUpgradable it will execute UpgradeModule() inside FeatureController or should it have executed it with previous upgrade?

 
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