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• VAGRANT UPGRADE HOW TO

Type :wq to get into the vim command mode (:) and to write (save) the file and quit vim.

Press the esc key to get out of - INSERT - mode.and type -5.6 so it now says mysql-server-5.6.Use your arrow keys to get to the end of mysql-server.Use your arrow keys to move down to the line that says mysql-server.List the contents of the vvv directory ls.Print working directory to check your path pwd – or if you exited your ssh connection, you should already be there. From a new Terminal window, change directory to your vvv folder.Update Your Provision.sh File from Your Mac: Keep your ssh connection open if needed, or you can now exit.You should see that you have version 5.6.Check to see which version of Mysql is now installed:.Sudo apt-get install mysql-client-5.6 mysql-client-core-5.6 Mysqldump -all-databases -single-transaction -events -user=root -password > ~/all_database_backup.sql Now issue the commands from this script (copy and paste the commands into the prompt and press enter):.From a Terminal window, change directory (cd) to your vvv folder:.

I’m outlining these steps as if you’re also on a Mac: So in case it’s not obvious to you either–here’s how you do it. I came across lots of articles and discussions about upgrading mysql when using a Vagrant/VVV setup, but my main question was “do I upgrade from within the virtual box or from my computer?” None of the articles I found answered that question.

VAGRANT UPGRADE HOW TO

If you want more info about how to use and setup this workflow checkout these tutorials.

If you’re using Vagrant and VVV as your WordPress development workflow, here’s how I upgraded mysql from 5.5 to version to 5.6.