These steps were sufficient to upgrade Cult Cosmetics to Spree 2.0.4 from 1.3.3. Here are some details on our environment.
- We only have single-variant products
- We are not making use of stock locations (single warehouse)
- Frontend entirely overridden w/ custom bootstrap layout
- Braintree gateway
- Rails 3.2.14
- Upgraded from Ruby 1.9.3-p448 to 2.0.0-p247 in the process (no issues)
Pull requests are encouraged to update this with steps that I missed!
- MailMethods have been refactored. This breaks your existing mail config.
- Shipping Calculators have been refactored. This breaks your existing shipping calculators.
- Shipping Category is now required for all products and shipping methods. Checkout will just stop at the delivery step with no explanation if you don't have this configured.
- Lots has been changed in the frontend code, which has been refactored out into the
spree_frontendgem. If you're overriding the views, there is plenty more to do that I'll document later, although I probably only scratched the surface.
- Update Spree and extensions in your Gemfile
gem 'spree', '~> 2.0.4'
# Should work for most extensions
gem 'spree_gateway', github: 'spree/spree_gateway', branch: '2-0-stable'bundle install(or justbundleif you're super-cool)bundle exec rake railties:install:migrations && bundle exec rake db:migrate- Edit
app/assets/javascripts/admin/all.js
-//= require admin/spree_core
-//= require admin/spree_promo
+//= require admin/spree_backend- Edit
app/assets/javascripts/store/all.js
-//= require admin/spree_core
-//= require admin/spree_promo
+//= require admin/spree_backend- Edit
app/assets/stylesheets/admin/all.css
- *= require admin/spree_core
- *= require admin/spree_promo
+ *= require admin/spree_backend- Edit
app/assets/stylesheets/admin/all.css
- *= require admin/spree_core
- *= require admin/spree_promo
+ *= require admin/spree_frontend- Shipments need a stock location and your existing shipments won't have one.
rails g migration AddStockLocationToShipments
Should contain: (obviously this is more complicated if you're actually planning on using multiple Stock Locations)
location = Spree::StockLocation.find_by_name('default')
Spree::Shipment.update_all(stock_location_id: location.id)- You need a Shipping Category if you don't already have one (they weren't required before 2.0).
Every Product && Shipping Method needs a shipping category assigned to it as well.
rails g migration CreateDefaultShippingCategory
Should contain: ```ruby default_category = Spree::ShippingCategory.first default_category ||= Spree::ShippingCategory.create!(:name => "Default")
Spree::ShippingMethod.all.each do |method|
method.shipping_categories << default_category if method.shipping_categories.blank?
end
Spree::Product.where(shipping_category_id: nil).update_all(shipping_category_id: default_category.id)
```-
New Products also need a shipping category but this isn't obvious in the Admin. I chose to set it before a new Product is created in
app/controllers/admin/products_controller_decorator.rbSpree::Admin::ProductsController.class_eval do new_action.before :set_shipping_category private def set_shipping_category @product.shipping_category = Spree::ShippingCategory.first # or whichever category your heart desires end end
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This one is a doozy. Spree 2.0 uses new Shipping Calculators that are separate from the old Spree::Calculator classes. This insane migration will recreate your calculators using the new models and copy over your old preferences.
rails g migration MigrateOldShippingCalculatorsSpree::ShippingMethod.all.each do |shipping_method| old_calculator = shipping_method.calculator next if old_calculator.class < Spree::ShippingCalculator # We don't want to mess with new shipping calculators new_calculator = eval("Spree::Calculator::Shipping::#{old_calculator.class.name.demodulize}").new new_calculator.preferences.keys.each do |pref| # Preferences can't be read/set by name, you have to prefix preferred_ pref_method = "preferred_#{pref}" new_calculator.send("#{pref_method}=", old_calculator.send(pref_method)) end new_calculator.save shipping_method.calculator = new_calculator end
See this comment if you have custom shipping calculators: https://gist.github.com/swrobel/6343549#comment-918763
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Mail Methods have also been refactored, breaking your existing mail config. I prefer to just set up the ActionMailer config in my environment config files (production.rb, development.rb, etc) and use the new setting to prevent spree from overriding ActionMailer like so:
# config/initializers/spree.rb Spree.config do |config| config.override_actionmailer_config = false config.mails_from = 'Your Company <[email protected]>' # Set domain for emails ActionMailer::Base.default_url_options[:host] = config.site_url end
Otherwise, just make sure to go into the Admin and set up your Mail config again for 2.0
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Replace any instances of
t(:translation)in your code withSpree.t(:translation) -
If you were using the
Spree::Config.show_zero_stock_products = falseoption, use my extension to bring it back:
gem 'spree_zero_stock_products'```ruby
# config/initializers/spree.rb
Spree.config do |config|
config.show_zero_stock_products = false # Default is true
end
```- If you were using the
Spree::Config.allow_backorders = falseoption,rails g migration SetBackorderableToFalse:
Spree::StockItem.update_all(backorderable: false)
Spree::StockLocation.update_all(backorderable_default: false)
You are awesome.