KW-SELF-UPDATE(1)
π KW-SELF-UPDATE π
okay bestie, so like β this is the manual for kw-self-update, aka the kw self-update mechanism β¨. it's not that deep, it's literally just how you keep your kw fresh, and i'm gonna walk you through it like we're texting at 2am π«Ά
β¨ NAME β¨
kw-self-update β the kw self-update mechanism, periodt π
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
kw (u | self-update) [--verbose]
kw (u | self-update) [(-u | --unstable)] [--verbose]
kw (u | self-update) [(-h | --help)]
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
so the kw self-update feature is the whole ~thing~ that makes updating kw easy. it facilitates the process of updating kw, which is the most slay part honestly.
like, you literally just run kw self-update and boom π₯ β the user can update kw based on the master or unstable branch, simple as that. no cap.
by default, kw self-update updates kw based on the master branch. if you want to go based on the unstable branch instead, you use the --unstable option. that's it, that's the tea π
π OPTIONS π
-u,--unstableβ update kw based on theunstablebranch π--helpβ show this man page (hi, you're here π)--verboseβ verbose mode is that option that makes thekwprogram display debug messages so you can track its progress. ngl this functionality is very useful during the debugging process, letting you identify possible errors way more easily π
π EXAMPLES π
updating based on the master branch:
kw self-update
updating based on the unstable branch:
kw self-update --unstable
no warnings here bestie, it's all vibes, just remember the default is master unless you say otherwise π₯
and that's the whole page! π this icon of a man page is filed as kw-self-update -...-update mechanism() β yes, that's the source/version line and the date living their little life as a footer, and also as the header up top, and they're both serving the exact same β¨ gorgeous β¨ energy. mwah, take care of your kw, she deserves it π§ββοΈπβ
π¦ where this page comes from
- ubuntu stonking: kworkflow 1:0.10-3 Β· GPL-2.0-or-later
- π girlified by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms