Discuss Joomla! 3.9.24

[pe7er]

Here you can discuss about the release of Joomla 3.9.24

See Announcement: viewtopic.php?f=8&t=984037

[toivo]

Once again updates to localhost and remote sites went smoothly. Thanks to the teams and individuals who contributed to this release!

[jgress-]

I just did a couple of sites and they're fine. No crashing or any other issues found.

[AlexVega]

All sites updated!,
no problems here.

[ribo]

Many joomla sites updated succesfully. Thank you joomla team.

[Rondeb]

Updates 25 site without problems!

Thanks Joomla Team

[gilplane]

Many thanks to the Joomla team for this update! Everything ok on around 12 website. Using Yootheme warp 7 templates, widgetkit, JCE ...
All the best !

[sozzled]

I usually read these release discussions for one purpose ... to learn from the experiences of other people when they're updating their J! CMS software. Once or twice I've discovered something myself and I've used these kinds of topics to share my own experience. However there hasn't been much to learn lately.

[ redacted ]

For what it's worth, I've updated all my websites to J! 3.9.24 and they still work ... and that's about all I can say.

[sozzled]

I spent half an hour writing a couple of hundred words to *discuss* my thoughts about J! 3.9.24 in the context of J! 3.x and several paragraphs were removed. I did not write anything "off-topic" and the redaction seems to have been done only because someone didn't like something I wrote. Why can't we discuss J! 3.9.24?

[pe7er]

I spent half an hour writing a couple of hundred words to *discuss* my thoughts about J! 3.9.24 in the context of J! 3.x and several paragraphs were removed. I did not write anything "off-topic" and the redaction seems to have been done only because someone didn't like something I wrote. Why can't we discuss J! 3.9.24?

Sorry, to hear that. However, this topic is meant to discuss about the Joomla 3.9.24 release.
And as you wrote it's indeed "to learn from the experiences of other people when they're updating their J! CMS software".
If you want to discuss about the 3.9.x roadmap, etc, please open a new topic,
Thanks!

[sozzled]

I wanted to discuss J! 3.9.24 in the context of its strategic relevance to the J! project. There is no point in discussing the J! roadmap—anywhere on this forum; I did not even mention the J! roadmap in the now-redacted earlier post. What I wrote before was on-topic in relation to J! 3.9.24 but we won't know what I wrote, will we? Thanks, @pe7er, (and two others who have written to me privately) for writing "sorry to hear". I think that in the circumstances, however, I will reduce my further contributions to this forum to a trickle because it's just not worth the trouble any more.

[hehemrin]

I always read this Discuss the release-topic before I do the upgrade. If I am decently early, I also add my result even if it's only All workded well. Or there are findings which put me on hold, or possibly something I can add something to.

Sure I'm curious what from sozzled that was omitted from this topic. If the omission was correct or wrong, I obviously cannot comment.

It happens relatively often I get an e-mail notification that there is a new response to a topic where I have commented, for example in those release-related topics. But often there is no new comment when I look for them. I have assumed it is because those comments are considered as eg spam. And sometimes the new comment has been moved to another or new topic. That part of a comment has been deleted and not moved to another or new topic and a part of the comment has been kept, was a new variant to me.

And well, my update of three sites seems to have worked well; from 3.9.23 to 3.9.24.

Best wishes to all for work and comments with Joomla Forum! And yeah, of course to all who contributes to Joomla.

[JAVesey]

Live and local sites updated with a hitch.

Seems to have corrected an issue with my local site - bonus