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1.2. 2025 Upgrade to Evergreen 3.15.3

Last Updated 08/26/2025


NC Cardinal Evergreen Fall Upgrade

November 11, 2025

Current Version: 3.13.5

Target Version: 3.15.3

 

Over the Veterans Day holiday on November 11th, NC Cardinal will be having our annual Evergreen software upgrade.  During this time, our Evergreen catalog will be completely offline.

During this process, any libraries that are open will need to use the Offline mode.  Detailed instructions, including a video on Offline Mode, can be found in our Knowledge Books.

During the upgrade, users will still be able to authenticate to electronic resources, because we will be pointing our SIP authentication server at a backup copy of our database, but since our real database will be down, this means self check out machines should not be used during this time.

 

We will be upgrading from Evergreen version 3.13.5 to version 3.15.3.  The full list of changes can be found in the release notes below.

Evergreen Version 3.14 Release Notes

Evergreen Version 3.15 Release Notes

 

Resolved Issues/Bugs From Previous Upgrade

Acquisitions

Bug 2086786

Cataloging

Bug 2073561

Bug 2083026

Bug 2084348

Bug 2084929

Circulation

Bug 2085646

Reports

Bug 2087562

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