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In this section, I'm going to show you how to upgrade your node, a red instance from version one to

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version 2.1.

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As you can see here in the release plan, version 2.1 was released sometime in the end of 2021, around

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October and November.

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And version 2.2 is still upcoming, but not released yet expected sometime in the first quarter of 2022.

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When I created this course, the vision back then for node rate was 1.1.1.

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So at this point in time, I'll be showing you how to upgrade your instance.

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In my case, it's going to be from version 1.1.1.

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Yours is probably going to be our more recent version, depending on when you are taking this course.

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But in any case, regardless of which version your instance of Node read is at the moment, the upgrade

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process will be the same.

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And before we get into the details, I just wanted to show you where you can find information about

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what are the changes in version 2.0 and the current version 2.1.

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You can see 2.1 released October two, 2021.

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So I'm looking at the Node Red Blog and let's have a look at version 2.0.

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The most important change in version 2.0 is the support or more recent version of the node change runtime

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environment.

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So no trade 2.0 does not support anything earlier than Node.

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JS 12.17 I think that there's quite a lot of new features and changes both in the front end and under

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the hood.

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So one important new feature that you find is a new command that allows you to basically go through

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a wizard.

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You answer a few questions and then the wizard will provide you with a configuration settings file,

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which you're not going to have to go and edit manually.

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So you can just follow these the, the questions of the wizard and you'll have a configuration file

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created for you.

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There's a lot of other changes, such as a restructured default settings file as defaults flows file

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name a new editor for the front end looks like this and the completion and more interesting color scheme

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which is configurable via CCIS.

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That of course changes and additions to nodes or changes to existing nodes, but also a new node to

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have been added.

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And at this point, I'm not going to go through the details and just showing you where this information

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exists so you can go through it if you want to.

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But once we do the upgrade to Node read version 2.1, I'm going to include new lectures in this section

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where I'm going to take you through some of the most important or interesting new features in Node great

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version two and 2.1.

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And speaking of version 2.1, here is a blog post which contains information about what's new mostly

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in version 2.1.

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The changes are in the front end.

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So for example.

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It is a to go to the beginning as soon as you do the upgrade.

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You will see it in the next lecture.

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It's a possible now to hide tabs.

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If you have a busy project space with a lot of tabs, you can hide those that you don't want to see

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and de-clutter your working environment.

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So now dynamic and kitty modes and so on, you can see all of those changes that new nodes such as said

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link coal node allows you to create interactions between tabs between flows.

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And create subroutine like flows.

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I'm going to demonstrate those new features in later lectures in this section of the course.

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So let's go ahead into the next lecture where I'll show you how to upgrade node rate from version one

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to version 2.1.
