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edited Apr 18, 2017 at 14:34

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another helpful thing that I do when using drush for civi upgrades: since drush does not give you any information about where in the process the upgrade is (the GUI has the progress bar that says what version it is at) I open another ssh session to the server and use drush civicrm-sql-clidrush civicrm-sql-cli to get into the sql console with the right database. Then as the upgrade runs in one terminal I repeatedly run the following query to follow the progress -- especially in upgrades that span multiple versions -- select version from civicrm_domain;:

select version from civicrm_domain;

another helpful thing that I do when using drush for civi upgrades: since drush does not give you any information about where in the process the upgrade is (the GUI has the progress bar that says what version it is at) I open another ssh session to the server and use drush civicrm-sql-cli to get into the sql console with the right database. Then as the upgrade runs in one terminal I repeatedly run the following query to follow the progress -- especially in upgrades that span multiple versions -- select version from civicrm_domain;

another helpful thing that I do when using drush for civi upgrades: since drush does not give you any information about where in the process the upgrade is (the GUI has the progress bar that says what version it is at) I open another ssh session to the server and use drush civicrm-sql-cli to get into the sql console with the right database. Then as the upgrade runs in one terminal I repeatedly run the following query to follow the progress -- especially in upgrades that span multiple versions:

select version from civicrm_domain;

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created Apr 16, 2017 at 18:58

ericG

another helpful thing that I do when using drush for civi upgrades: since drush does not give you any information about where in the process the upgrade is (the GUI has the progress bar that says what version it is at) I open another ssh session to the server and use drush civicrm-sql-cli to get into the sql console with the right database. Then as the upgrade runs in one terminal I repeatedly run the following query to follow the progress -- especially in upgrades that span multiple versions -- select version from civicrm_domain;