We upgraded our website from Umbraco 10.8.5 to Umbraco 13.2.2.
This has been straightforward with a clean Umbraco database wizard update and the site is running fine locally in Visual Studio as a 13.2.2 site (backoffice).
However when I am publishing the site to a local folder it still shows up as a 10.8.5 website in the backoffice.
I have cleared everything in the TEMP folder, refreshed the application pool and website in IIS before publishing (overwrite existing files) but its still showing as the v10 site. I created a new publish folder and repointed IIS but its still showing as a v10 site.
Thank you for your reply. It was IIS that was making it stick, I had two publish folders and the sites path wasn't getting updated in IIS so when I deleted the IIS website and re-created it with a different name and now its finally showing as a v13 site.
v10 to v13 upgrade
Hi,
We upgraded our website from Umbraco 10.8.5 to Umbraco 13.2.2.
This has been straightforward with a clean Umbraco database wizard update and the site is running fine locally in Visual Studio as a 13.2.2 site (backoffice).
However when I am publishing the site to a local folder it still shows up as a 10.8.5 website in the backoffice.
I have cleared everything in the TEMP folder, refreshed the application pool and website in IIS before publishing (overwrite existing files) but its still showing as the v10 site. I created a new publish folder and repointed IIS but its still showing as a v10 site.
Would anyone know why this is happening?
Many thanks in advance.
check wwwroot/umbraco folder it can contains the old version
Thank you for your reply. It was IIS that was making it stick, I had two publish folders and the sites path wasn't getting updated in IIS so when I deleted the IIS website and re-created it with a different name and now its finally showing as a v13 site.
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