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Beitrag: <blockquote data-quote="QSB" data-source="post: 2728432" data-attributes="member: 676338">Heute (28. Juli) wurde Joomla 4.0 Beta 3 und Joomla 3.10 Alpha 1 released!What is the difference between Beta 2 and Beta 3?Joomla 4 Beta 2 contains over 100 bug fixes since beta 2, including:<ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Improvement to the Model Class to help with backwards compatibility to J3</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Moved the majority of icons to directly using Font Awesome (with some b/c layers)</li> </ul>In order to update from Joomla 4.x to any newer release please make sure you configure your Joomla Update Components Options to point to the Update Channel “Testing” and set the Minimum Stability to “Beta” this setting also now supports updates between pre-releases.What’s new in this (3.10) release?Along with Joomla 4 Beta 3, we are releasing the first alpha version of Joomla 3.10.Joomla 3.10 is the bridge between the 2 major series. Joomla 3.10 stable will primarily be a release containing backports of API changes from the Joomla 4.0 development branch to help ease the transition to the next major release for the community. Joomla 3.10 will be supported for 2 years after it has been finally released.With Joomla 3.10 we introduce a new feature to the Joomla Update component to help you with your mini-migration process: the Pre-Update Checker.Once your website is updated to 3.10, the pre-update checker will allow you to check the compatibility with the Joomla 4.0 minimum requirements in terms of the current hosting environment and, more importantly, your installed extensions. This will help you migrate to Joomla 4.0 smoothly.Can I update my website from 3.9.x to Joomla 4 Beta 3?The simple answer here is yes. Not on a production site of course, but if you want to test the update to Joomla 4, now you can.In order to upgrade from 3.9.x to Joomla 4, you have to go via the just-released 3.10 alpha at this point. There is no direct upgrade path between 3.9 and 4.x planned nor supported. All upgrades go via 3.10.For the upgrade please follow these steps:    Go to the Joomla Update Component Options and switch the Update Channel to “Testing” and the Minimum Stability option to “Alpha”.    Update to 3.10 alpha1 using the Joomla Update Component.    After you have updated to 3.10 alpha please switch the Update Channel to “Custom URL” and set the Custom URL to “<a href="https://update.joomla.org/core/test/310to4_list.xml”" target="_blank">https://update.joomla.org/core/test/310to4_list.xml”</a>    Now you get the update to the latest 4.0 beta release.    Please carefully check the results you get from the pre-update checker in terms of your environment and specify your installed extensions before upgrading.    After the upgrade please switch back to the “Testing” Update Channel with the “Beta” minimum stability to get future updates between Joomla 4 betas.</blockquote> Bilder bitte hier hochladen und danach über das Bild-Icon (Direktlink vorher kopieren) platzieren.

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