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--- indigo_2024.1_documentation:documents [2024/07/20 13:36] – [Indigo 2024.1 Documentation] davel17
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 Welcome to the Indigo 2024.1 Documentation pages. We've separated the docs into multiple areas, each focusing on some different part of Indigo 2024.1.
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 ===== Indigo User Documents =====
-This section contains links to documents that apply to the base Indigo product. It's the starting point if your new to Indigo. We highly recommend starting with the [[Getting Started]] guide then progressing on to the other documents.
+This section contains links to documents that apply to the base Indigo product. It's the starting point if you're new to Indigo. We highly recommend starting with the [[Getting Started]] guide then progressing on to the other documents.
   - [[Getting Started]] <- <color green>**//Start here!//**</color>
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   - The [[https://wiki.indigodomo.com/doku.php?id=indigo_2024.1_documentation:reflectors|Reflector documentation]] will help you activate and manage your reflector.
   - [[getting_started#managing_plugins|Managing Plugins]] - the [[Getting Started]] guide has a section on [[getting_started#managing_plugins|managing 3rd party plugins]], but we think it's important enough to point out here at the top level of the documentation.
-  -   - [[clients|Other Indigo Clients]]
+  - [[clients|Other Indigo Clients]]
+  - [[getting_started#upgrading_from_a_previous_version|Upgrading or Moving the Indigo Software]]
 ==== Other Help Pages ====
-There are other help documents available below and from the purple question mark icon {{:indigo_2024.1_documentation:help_icon.png|(?)}} in the UI for the less frequently used dialogs in Indigo.
+There are other help documents available below and from the purple question mark icon {{:indigo_2024.1_documentation:help_icon.png?nolink|(?)}} in the UI for the less frequently used dialogs in Indigo.
   * The [[ui_tour&#event_log_window |Event Log Window]] - this is where you can see a history of what Indigo is doing (among other things)
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   * **[[https://wiki.indigodomo.com/doku.php?id=indigo_2024.1_documentation:api|Integration APIs]]** - these are used to integrate Indigo control into other systems (i.e. Shortcuts, etc)
     * [[indigo_2024.1_documentation:api#http_api|HTTP API]] - a new API which replaces the legacy REST API. If you need to convert, check out the [[REST to HTTP API Conversion Examples]] page for some examples to get you started.
-    * [[indigo_2024.1_documentation:api#websocket_api|WebSocket API]] - this API allows more modern integrations by opening persistent connections to Indigo and receive updates to all of the major Indigo object types as changes are made. You can also send commands through this WebSocket to control devices. It's extremely fast and should make for some great 3rd party clients and other integrations (our new Indigo Touch for Web UI uses them).
+    * [[indigo_2024.1_documentation:api#websocket_api|WebSocket API]] - this API allows more modern integrations by opening persistent connections to Indigo and receive updates to all the major Indigo object types as changes are made. You can also send commands through this WebSocket to control devices. It's extremely fast and should make for some great 3rd party clients and other integrations (our new Indigo Touch for Web UI uses them).
   * **Integrations**
     * **Apple Shortcuts** - a How-To document on [[indigo_2024.1_documentation:shortcuts|how to use Apple Shortcuts with Indigo]] with the HTTP API.