Was this an upgrade from a beta or early 3.6 release? If so then there is no upgrade path from them. Can you please confirm if this is an issue when upgrading from 3.5.1

I upgraded from 3.5.1 stable

@sakiss

Reading your text, i have a question, do you mean

• that the installer plugins should be by default enabled ??
• or you have not noticed the message that asks you to go to plugin manager and asks you to enable the installer plugins ??

(J3.6 converts the 3 installation methods, into installer plugins, (the install from web was already a plugin))

so if you click on the link inside the message, then you will go to plugin manager with type filter set to:
"installer", thus you will see all installer plugins, and you can enabled them

Question:
Since using installer plugins is new feature, are the plugins supposed to be automatically enabled when upgrading , thus making the installer page be same as before ?

Are they by defaut disabled on upgrade ?

i ll checked the SQL files

• on new joomla installation , i see that joomla.sql file gets them enabled https://github.com/joomla/joomla-cms/blob/53aad6f251d13257d58ca3e7b8317a7de576b2b2/installation/sql/mysql/joomla.sql#L614-L616

on upgrading, is there something similar ?

Thank you for confirming that - I will see if I can replicate it

Can you click on the link at the top to the plugin manager and check if the
install plugins are enabled or disabled. (based on your screenshot I am
assuming they are disabled) and then enable them and make sure it looks as
it should

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I upgraded from 3.5.1 stable

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Indeed they were the installer plugins.

Seems like Joomla! 3.6 is introducing 3 new plugins related with the installation process (Install from Upload, Install from Folder, Install from URL). Each 1 corresponds to a relative installation process.

So anyone who is not upgrading joomla using the joomla's built-in upgrade process should have this in mind.

Oh so you were not using the Joomla upgrade component - then it is expected
that things will not work

I just tested an upgrade from 3.5 to 3.6 with the upgrade component and it
works as expected

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Indeed they were the installer plugins.

Seems like Joomla! 3.6 is introducing 3 new plugins related with the
installation process (Install from Upload, Install from Folder, Install
from URL). Each 1 corresponds to a relative installation process.

So anyone who is not upgrading joomla using the joomla's upgrade process
should have this in mind.

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Closing as it is expected that an update performed without using the update component will not be 100%