Nextcloud 34 to 35 upgrade
Upgrading to Nextcloud 35: PHP 8.2 removal, the new MariaDB and MySQL minimums, the MD5 component needed on MySQL 9, operating system minimums and app compatibility checks before the jump.

Version-specific Nextcloud upgrade pages: dropped PHP, database and operating system versions, behavior changes and the one-major-at-a-time rule.
Upgrading to Nextcloud 35: PHP 8.2 removal, the new MariaDB and MySQL minimums, the MD5 component needed on MySQL 9, operating system minimums and app compatibility checks before the jump.
Moving to Nextcloud 33: dropped PHP 8.1, PostgreSQL 13 and Oracle 11g, Snowflake ID server configuration, the new metrics endpoint, the AI task worker change and connectivity check allowlists.
Bringing an old Nextcloud back to a supported release one major version at a time, with PHP and database upgrades in between, third-party app checks and backups at every step.

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