Exported data from Octopus Deploy 3.9 and now having issues importing Octopus Deploy 4.10?


Exported data from Octopus Deploy 3.9 and now having issues importing Octopus Deploy 4.10?



I exported data from Octopus Deploy 3.9 from one server and tried to import into Octopus 4.10 on another server?



Getting the following errors:



Error: Directory does not contain an Octopus export



Error: The previous command returned a non-zero exit code of: 1



Error: The command that failed was: "F:Program FilesOctopus Deploy
4.1Octopus.Migrator.exe" import --instance "OctopusServer" --directory "F:OctopusOctopusDataEvents" --password "afs1"



Other Details:



Octopus Deploy 3.9 was installed on C: on one server



Octopus Deploy 4.1 was installed on E: on another



Logs:


2018-02-02 13:46:12.3847 6820 1 INFO Environment Information:
OperatingSystem: Microsoft Windows NT 6.2.9200.0
OsBitVersion: x64
Is64BitProcess: True
CurrentUser: AFSDEVcgarcia
MachineName: AFS-SBX-TFS
ProcessorCount: 4
CurrentDirectory: F:Program FilesOctopus Deploy 4.1
TempDirectory: C:UserscgarciaAppDataLocalTemp
HostProcessName: Octopus.Migrator
PID: 6820
2018-02-02 13:46:12.4784 6820 1 INFO ==== ImportFilesCommand ====
2018-02-02 13:46:12.4940 6820 1 FATAL Directory does not contain an Octopus export





I don't think importing on a different version of Octopus is supported. I have not had any luck doing that either.
– Mike Shepard
Feb 2 at 22:03





Turns out Mike is correct, they need to be the same version.
– Chaka
Feb 5 at 14:55









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