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In general, patch releases (x.y.Z) can be downgraded, minor releases (x.Y.z) _might_ be able to be downgraded and major releases (X.y.z) are NOT able to be downgraded.
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## Upgrading from COSMOS Core to COSMOS Enterprise
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Going from COSMOS Core (open source) to COSMOS Enterprise (OpenC3 customer) is a straight forward process that will preserve all your data collected by COSMOS Core.
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:::info Coming Soon
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This process is being simplified in an upcoming release and will be integrated into the `openc3.sh upgrade` command.
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If you currently are using the `cosmos-project` repo to run COSMOS then you should separately clone the `cosmos-enterprise-project` repo at the same release tag and simply copy over the various files.
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The process should loook something like this:
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1. Clone the `cosmos-enterprise-project` and checkout the equivalent tag. You'll need to ensure you have your Personally Access Token set to clone the repo. See the project [README](https://github.com/OpenC3/cosmos-enterprise-project) for help.
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