Files Changed In Drupal Upgrade From 6.12 - 6.13

Files Changed in Drupal Upgrade from 6.12 to 6.13

Here is a list of files that have been modified since Drupal version 6.13. Image and info files are not included. We will list the directories followed by the files within them that were updated. While we've done our best to maintain their accuracy, we do not guarantee the correctness of these lists, and will not be held responsible for any problems you encounter as a result of their use. If unsure, please follow the official upgrade instructions included in your distribution's download.

Drupal file upgrades for previous versions

If you're seeking update lists for previous versions, visit our files changed by Drupal upgrades master page. Considering this update came just a day after the previous one, you might find these useful. Simply combine the upgrade list from 6.11 and 6.12 to get the upgrade list for 6.11 -> 6.13.

Security Fixes in Drupal 6.13

The upgrade to Drupal 6.13 includes maintenance releases fixing problems reported using the bug tracking system, as well as a fixes to critical security vulnerabilities. Other small issues are resolved as well. We list the specific files that have changed in the upgrade from Drupal 6.12, so you can update only those files without having to replace your entire installation. Visit Drupal.org for details.

root

• CHANGELOG.txt

misc

• tabledrag.js
• teaser.js

modules

• color/color.module
• comment/comment.module
• comment/comment.pages.inc
• forum/forum.admin.inc
• forum/forum.module
• forum/forum.pages.inc
• node/node.admin.inc
• openid/openid.module
• system/system.admin.inc
• system/system.install
• system/system.module
• trigger/trigger.module
• update/update.compare.inc
• update/update.fetch.inc
• update/update.module
• update/update.report.inc
• user/user.install
• user/user.module

note: the above module changes do not include the .info files, which always change. You will need to upload these as well in order for update status to recognize your update. In short, we recommend simply uploading all core module files.