Export Sunopisis - import ODI without upgrade

I was using Sunopsis, and I started with ODI.
In sunopsis I had one master repository and one working repository, containing only one project.
I export the master and working repository to a zip file, and then I import both in odi.
I have done some tests using ODI without performing an Upgrade of the repositories, and it is working fine.
Do I really MUST perform an upgrade ?
Can you describe me what steps the upgrade process does ?
Thanx in advance.

Hi,
An upgrade of the repositories modifies your existing repository to match the 10.1.3 schema model.
Can you explain your upgrade process? Did you create a new Master and Work in ODI before importing your old repositories via Topoplogy and Designer?

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