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# Problem started after an update

The script worked before an update but now fails, loses settings, or reports missing configuration fields.

{% hint style="info" icon="bolt" %}
**Quick check:** Compare the first error with the new release instructions and the last change you made.
{% endhint %}

## Fix it

1. Check for mixed old/new files and test the complete new package separately.
2. Transfer settings into the new configuration instead of overwriting it with the entire old file.
3. Apply only documented database changes. If rolling back, use a matching resource/settings/database recovery plan.

## Check the result

Repeat the original feature and its integrations on the test server before updating production.

## Still happening?

[More detailed checks](/studioworks-docs/installation/updates-backups.md) · [Prepare a support ticket](/studioworks-docs/support/preparing-a-ticket.md)

Include the product version, first error, and the steps you tried. Keep secrets out of logs and screenshots.


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