Instructions on how to upgrade the database.
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9. Go to "http://localhost:5000/" and enjoy.
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### Updating to new versions:
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**See [CHANGELOG](CHANGELOG.md) for the list of changes.**<br>
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**NOTE: Updating will never delete your database, your following list will not be erased.**
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1. Navigate to the git repository (the one you cloned when installing).
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2. Pull new changes:
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4. Install new packages (if any):
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- `pip install -r requirements.txt`
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> It may be that there are no new packages to install. In that case, all requirements will be satisfied.
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5. Done! You are on latest version.
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5. This next step is only needed if you are running a version previous to `r15.07.2020`. Then you will need to update the database:
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- `flask db migrate`
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- `flask db upgrade`
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6. Done! You are on latest version.
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> **See [CHANGELOG](CHANGELOG.md) for a list of changes.**
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### Server
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Another option is to host a Parasitter server so you can access it from anywhere or give access to your beloved friends/community. Installation is a little bit more complex than the [local](#local), but should be easy if you follow the steps.
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