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Does JIRA Core need to be upgraded in order to upgrade JIRA Software?

Shawn Gardner

On our Versions & licenses page, it shows JIRA Software at 7.0.10 with no upgrade option to 7.1.1, but below it there is an option for "JIRA Core 7.1.1 is now available" with a button to download an installer. We only have a license for Software. I downloaded the Core installer to our server and ran it, but I am not sure if this will cause problems with the JIRA Software installation. During installation should I select "Upgrade an existing JIRA installation" even though I only have a license for JIRA Software, not Core?

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zack

See #3 here: Upgrade Task List

Don't worry, access to JIRA Core is already included for all users have access to JIRA Software.

You should be able to update Core no problem.

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zack

See #3 here: Upgrade Task List

Don't worry, access to JIRA Core is already included for all users have access to JIRA Software.

You should be able to update Core no problem.

Shawn Gardner

I manually downloaded the installer for JIRA Software 7.1.1 and selected "Upgrade an existing JIRA installation". The Versions & licenses page is what confused me since there was a button to download JIRA Core 7.1.1, but not JIRA Software. Should have been the other way around. Thanks @Zack Seibert

Geoff Wilson

So when you only downloaded JIRA Software 7.1.1, did it update Core too? I assume not, but perhaps? Do you still see Core as being a much older version?

Shawn Gardner

@Geoff Wilson: Core was upgraded too. It is at 7.1.1.

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