Resetting master page using “Feature Upgrade” event
Steps to follow feature masking concept to implement feature upgrade event for site collection upgrade:
1. Created 2010 solution and deployed 2010 solution with compatibility level 14
2. Created 2013 solution and deployed 2013 solution with compatibility level 15
3. Created 2010 site collection and verified the master pages associated to it
4. Activated custom master page feature to the newly created site
5. Verified 2010 custom master page associated to site collection after feature activation or not
6. Upgrade the 2010 site collection to 2013 using upgrade-spsite command
7. Verified 2013 master page associated to the site collection after site collection upgrade or not
Note: Below screenshot shows complete sequence of PowerShell commands executions after site collection created in 2010 compatible mode
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