updates

bise looks for a new release once a day and tells you in the inbox. you pick when it switches.

#how bise updates

once a day, when bise starts, it looks for a new release in the background. it never slows the start. when there is one, an item waits in your inbox: install it from there.

a running bise keeps its version until you switch, so an update never cuts an agent mid-task. /restart switches to the new version, and so does starting bise again in that folder. nothing is lost: the agents and their threads come back.

#by hand

in bise:

/update

in a terminal:

bise update --check   # is there a newer release?
bise update           # download it, check its sha256, install it
bise --version

each version is installed in its own folder in ~/.local/share/bise/versions/, and current points to the one in use. a few older versions are kept.

#turn the daily check off

export BISE_NO_UPDATE=1

/update and bise update still work.

#install the same version again

the installer is safe to run twice:

curl -fsSL https://bise.dev/install | sh