update

The update command checks for a new version of IntelliShell and, if one is available, attempts to automatically update the application.

This command provides a convenient way to stay on the latest version without needing to re-run the installation script manually.

Usage

intelli-shell update [OPTIONS]

Options

• --to <VERSION>: Specific version to update/downgrade to (e.g., 1.2.3 or v1.2.3). If not specified, updates to the latest version.

How It Works

The update process depends on how you initially installed IntelliShell:

• Installed via Official Script: If you installed IntelliShell using the recommended install.sh or install.ps1 script, the update command will download the target release and replace your current executable with the new version.

• Other Installation Methods: If you installed IntelliShell using cargo install, by building from source, or through other manual methods, the automatic update will not be performed. Instead, the command will check for the target version and provide you with instructions on how to update it using the same method you used for the initial installation.

Examples

Check for and apply updates

Simply run the command without any arguments to update to the latest version. IntelliShell will handle the rest.

intelli-shell update

Update or downgrade to a specific version

To update, downgrade, or reinstall a specific version of the application:

intelli-shell update --to 0.2.0