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# Upgrading
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Upgrading Wave is very simple. Follow the steps below to upgrade.
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- [Upgrade Steps](#steps)
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- [Theme Upgrade](#theme-upgrade)
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<a name="steps"></a>
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### Upgrade Steps
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Download a copy of the latest version. In the root folder you should see another folder named `wave`, you can simply replace this folder with the `wave` folder in your project.
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You will then need to re-autoload your dependencies by running:
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```php
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composer dump-autoload
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```
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You may also need to clear the cache by running:
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```php
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php artisan cache:clear
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```
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And you should be updated to the latest version :)
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<a name="theme-upgrade"></a>
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### Theme Upgrade
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Upgrading the core of Wave is very simple; however, upgrading your current theme may be a bit more complicated based on the modifications you have made.
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Typically you will not need to upgrade your theme, it will have all base features and you can build on top of those. If there is a new feature that gets released which has corresponding views, then you may have a few files that you need to manually move into your project.
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