ProcessWire 2.4 download Link?

[Mukarram]

Hello Friends,

I'm a new member here at ProcessWire & no doubt that its a nice CMS + CMF.

I'm searching ProcessWire 2.4 to download link but couldn't find it anywhere not in the forum or github. May be i'm missing something.

Please help me - I want to test this version.

Thanks for all your support

[kongondo]

Welcome to ProcessWire and the forums Mukarram.

Here you go: https://github.com/ryancramerdesign/ProcessWire/releases - all the way down to 2.2.4

Any particular reason why you need the older version? Just curious.

[Mike Rockett]

Welcome, Mukarram.

Version 2.4 can be retrieved from here: github.com/ryancramerdesign/ProcessWire/releases/tag/2.4.0

(@kongondo, I think you misread that one...  )

[Mukarram]

@Mike Anthony: Thanks a lot - I'm in love with ProcessWire   

@kongondo: Mike Anthony is right - i need version 2.4 not 2.2.4 - Btw, Thanks a lot too.

[adrian]

kongondo was saying that the page he linked to has all PW versions all the way down to 2.2.4 - it includes 2.4, 2.3 etc. Weirdly it doesn't have 2.5 though - which you really should be using

[kongondo]

What Adrian said

[Mike Rockett]

@adrian - Ah, right. Long day.  zzzz

[Mukarram]

I just checkd & yes it has all.... Thanks - Awesome Forum Support

[bernhard]

is there any way to get all the 2.5 dev realeases listed like in the link above? some days ago i had an issue with 2.5.18 and wanted to roll back to 2.5.17 but there was only 2.5.18 available on github

[LostKobrakai]

Use the CoreUpgrade module. It doesn't remove anything, but just hides the old wire folder / index.php and .htaccess. To roll back just rename/delete the current ones and change the hidden ones back, like so: .wire-2.5.17/ to wire/. In github there's no way to have these versions displayed as ryan does not "mark" them as releases which they really aren't. The version number just comes from some core file, where it's hardcoded. 

[bernhard]

thank you - that's not an option if you deleted those files and folders like i did 

anyway - the issue was not related to pw 2.5.17/18 but i was just curious if there was a way of downloading those "versions"

[LostKobrakai]

That's why these files are kept. You could always exclude those hidden ones from uploading or git, but having at least the last version available can be useful. The think the only way to get to those older dev versions by yourself would be cloning the repo and moving the HEAD (git) to the last commit before the version bump.

[bernhard]

thanks again - i had a backup and restored the folder from there. as i said - was just curious and will not delete those files next time