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Will JForum 3 be backwards compatible

 
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Might be a pretty dumb question but when I read about all these big changes (all going to good direction IMO) it makes me wonder whether it'll be possible to just throw JForum 3 installation over old 2.x installation?

I'm planning to start using a forum and JForum is strong candidate, just wanna make sure I don't hit a wall when JForum 3 will eventually be released.

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-Marko
[originally posted on jforum.net by lahma]
 
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There are changes to the database, but I'll provide a migration tool, as always did

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[originally posted on jforum.net by Rafael Steil]
 
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