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I just updated to Craft 3.1 and logged into the admin to make the required updates to the database and this all worked fine. However, when I use the new ./craft update CLI feature, it responds with "Craft isn't installed yet", even though it's on a year old Craft project and just successfully updated to Craft 3.1?
There's not really any other messages to go on for this one. See below.
Have you tried running ./craft setup to double check if your setup is correct?
If ./craft setup completes successfully ./craft should find the existing installation and complete any required setup.
In my experience, this is usually related to a non-default /config/db.php or problematic .env file.
Note: Always do a backup before trying anything related to setup just to be on the safe side.
craft.bat file was missing. You might double check that as well ;)
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Apr 17 '20 at 5:08
You can get this error message even if Craft installation is OK. If you work in MAMP environment and have this error message, check if your PHP and MySQL are available from command line (Terminal).
To check PHP, do following:
Open terminal and type: $ which php
If you see something like "/usr/bin/php" that means MAMP's PHP is not available from command line.
We have to modify the $PATH variable modifying the file ~/.bash_profile located in your root user folder.
Type: $ sudo nano ~/.bash_profile
Edit PATH by entering path to MySQL and PHP (pay attention on php version that you have in your MAMP)
PATH=/Applications/MAMP/Library/bin:/Applications/MAMP/bin/php/php7.3.9/bin:$PATH
Save changes and reload edited .bash_profile with:
$ source ~/.bash_profile
Check PHP with:
$ which php
If you see "/Applications/MAMP/bin/php/php7.3.9/bin/php" this is it ;)
