cmdop update
Check for an update without installing it:
cmdop update checkRun the guided update flow:
cmdop updateIf an update has already been staged, apply it with:
cmdop update applyCmdop tells you when the final install step needs elevated permissions. Start the download as your normal user so the staged update remains in that user’s cache.
Background checks
cmdop update schedule
cmdop update schedule --enable --interval 1h
cmdop update schedule --interval 30m
cmdop update schedule --disable| Flag | Purpose |
|---|---|
--enable / --disable | Turn background update checking on or off. |
--interval <duration> | Check interval, e.g. 1h or 30m. |
--auto-apply | Apply an update automatically when one is found. |
--notify-only | Notify about updates without applying them. |
Run cmdop update schedule with no flags to print the current settings.
Choose --notify-only on a machine where an update must land inside a change
window rather than whenever one appears.
Confirm the result with cmdop version.
Update safely
Check first on machines that are serving active work. Downloading an update is
safe as a normal user, but applying it can restart or replace the installed
binary. On servers, prefer --notify-only or a deliberate change window unless
you have tested --auto-apply for that environment.
After applying an update, run cmdop status to confirm the agent is still
running and connected. If shell completion looks stale, regenerate it from the
updated binary.
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