Simplify upgrade instructions in post_install_message
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@mjankowski, now it might be the moment to remove it, yeah, but it's so verbose because people would ignore it and run into all sorts of problems when upgrading from < 0.8. It's been a while, so yeah, it should be fine I hope. In my short experience, people don't read the release notes, the changelog or review anything upstream before upgrading, so it's better to be as loud as possible 😅 🤷 |
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This message is sort of long, and it seems unlikely that people who are upgrading are not upgrading all the way to latest?
I'd probably just remove this entirely (in favour of release notes, changelogs, upgraders reviewing upstream first, etc) but short of that, maybe reduce length...?