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Originally Posted by off the wall
All good. I'm not challenging anyone in particular, just offering an alternative approach. If a system is running trouble free before an upgrade and you've ensured that all installed software is compatible with the new destination OS, it really can't hurt to do a CCC clone and try a migration first. If you have issues, then go the clean install route. If no issues, you're done and back in business ASAP. If you are supporting a lot of machines, you will save you and your clients time and $ in the end.
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When I moved my 2012 cheesegrater to High Sierra from Sierra I tried the Apple Way just for grins and had so many weird issues I ended up doing a clean install of everything. Thankfully I have all my installers on a separate drive.