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Review the [{{site.data.var.ece}} service versions][version compatibility matrix] information for the latest software version requirements. Your upgrade tasks may include the following:
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- Update your PHP version Elasticsearch version, and other services
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- Convert an older configuration management file
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- Update the `.magento.app.yaml` file with new settings for hooks and environment variables
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- Upgrade third-party extensions to the latest supported version
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- Update the `.gitignore` file
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- Update PHP, Elasticsearch, and other services for compatibility with new Magento version. See [Change service version].
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- Convert an older configuration management file.
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- Update the `.magento.app.yaml` file with new settings for hooks and environment variables.
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- Upgrade third-party extensions to the latest supported version.
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- Update the `.gitignore` file.
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{:.bs-callout-info}
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If you upgrade the PHP version, you must also submit a Support ticket to update the New Relic service.
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### Configuration management
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If you are upgrading from 2.1.4 or later to 2.2.x or later and use [Configuration Management], you need to migrate the `config.local.php` file. Older versions used a `config.local.php` file for Configuration Management, but version 2.2.0 and later use the `config.php` file. This file works exactly like the `config.local.php` file, but it has different configuration settings that include a list of your enabled modules and additional configuration options.
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Older versions of {{site.data.var.ee}}, such as 2.1.4 or later to 2.2.x or later, used a `config.local.php` file for Configuration Management. {{site.data.var.ee}} version 2.2.0 and later use the `config.php` file, which works exactly like the `config.local.php` file, but it has different configuration settings that include a list of your enabled modules and additional configuration options.
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When upgrading from an older version, you must migrate the `config.local.php` file to use the newer `config.php` file. Use the following steps to backup your configuration file and create a new one.
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