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Empirica v1 Docs
  • Introduction
  • Getting Started
    • Setup
      • Windows WSL Instructions
    • Creating your experiment
    • Running your experiment
    • Updating your experiment
  • Guides
    • Tutorial: Your First Experiment
      • Part 1: Getting Started
      • Part 2: Configuring the Experiment
      • Part 3: Adding Social Information and New Factors
      • Part 4: Adding Chats
      • Part 5: Adding Bots
    • The Settings File
      • Specifying Login Details
      • Setting player ids via URL queries
      • Connecting Locally to MongoDB
    • The Admin Panel
    • Special Empirica Elements (and how to modify them)
    • Deploying Your Experiment
      • Database
      • Hosting
    • Managing the Data
    • Using Custom Collections
  • Conceptual Overview
    • Structure
    • Game Life Cycle
      • Customising when players submit stages
    • Concepts
    • Randomization & Batches
    • API
  • FAQ
    • I need help!
    • The Processes and Elements of an Empirica Experiment
    • Managing Players and Games
  • Community Demos
    • Guess The Correlation
    • Random Dot Motion
    • Room Assignment
  • Tips & Tricks
    • Helpful Linux Commands
    • Code Editors
  • Links
    • Empirica website
    • Twitter
    • GitHub
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  1. Getting Started

Updating your experiment

Check your Empirica Core version

If you are unsure as to which version of Empirica you have, you can run this line in your app to show you all the meteor packages in the app, including Empirica Core:

meteor list

Updating the Empirica Core

As new versions of Empirica become available, you might want to update the version you are using in your app. To do so, simply run:

meteor update empirica:core

Note: you might not want to update your empirica:core in the middle of a project unless it solves an important problem.

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