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Migration from older versions

This file contains information on how to migrate existing projects from one tt version to a newer one. Additionally to migration hints, it contains breaking changes descriptions.

Contents

1.3.1 -> 2.0.0

New format of tt config file

tt 2.0.0 configuration file format is incompatible with previous version:

  • Root tt section is removed.
  • Common environment configuration is moved to the env section. All relative paths in this section are relative to the config file location.
  • Relative path in app section are relative to the application directory.

New runtime artifacts layout

Runtime artifacts layout is changed:

  • Relative paths are relative to the application directory. In case of single script instance, a directory is created in the instances enabled directory.
  • Since relative paths already contains an application name, only instance name is appended to the result directory. Here is an example of 2.0.0 default layout for a local environment:
instances.enabled/app/
├── init.lua
├── instances.yml
└── var
    ├── lib
    │   ├── inst1
    │   └── inst2
    ├── log
    │   ├── inst1
    │   └── inst2
    └── run
        ├── inst1
        └── inst2

Moving artifacts from 1.* versions:

  • Create artifacts directories in application dir: var/lib, var/log, var/run.
  • Copy instance sub-directories from 1.* environment to application dir. Data artifacts copying example: cp -r <env_dir>/var/lib/app/* <instances_enabled>/app/var/lib/

Absolute paths are not affected by these layout changes, because an application name is always appended for them.

Working directory is changed

Instance process working directory is changed to the application directory. It was tt current working directory previously. So, if the instance code work with files using relative paths, these files must be moved/copied to the application directory.