But you are not done yet! It is only deplyed to the server. You must tell SharePoint explicitly too look for a new version of the feature, and upgrade the feature to this version.
Oddly you cannot do this through the interface - you must do it through code. This can be done in C#, (Visual Basic?), or in PowerShell.
To upgrade a feature in PowerShell you do this:
- $s = Get-SPSite -Identity 'insert url of the web where the solution is deployed'
- $features = $s.QueryFeatures('web',$true)
- foreach($feature in $features){if($feature.DefinitionId -eq ‘72dc4341-4404-413c-b8ab-22e5723fdbec'){$feature.upgrade($true)}}
This will upgrade the feature with id "72dc4341-4404-413c-b8ab-22e5723fdbec".
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