gstack-upgrade

To upgrade gstack automatically, run the /gstack-upgrade command. It detects whether your installation is global or vendored, determines the correct upgrade path, syncs to the latest main branch, and runs post-upgrade migrations to ensure you have the newest features.

Upgrading gstack safeguards local changes and preserves user configurations during the process. The workflow minimizes disruption by detecting your installation type and applying migrations safely, ensuring your existing setup remains intact while syncing to the newest release.

A global gstack upgrade updates the system-wide installation, while a vendored upgrade targets the project-specific installation. The tool detects which type you have, determines the correct upgrade path accordingly, and executes the appropriate sync to the latest main branch.

After completing a gstack version upgrade, the tool provides a concise summary of what changed. This summary highlights the newest features, fixes, and compatibility improvements applied, ensuring you understand exactly what was updated in your environment.

Yes, you can use gstack-upgrade to apply a new release across multiple environments. It supports automated and manual upgrade flows, allowing you to refresh stale installations and keep developer tooling consistent across different setups.

If your gstack installation is stale, the upgrade process runs post-upgrade migrations automatically. It syncs your installation to the latest main branch, performs necessary migrations, and safeguards local changes to bring your tool up to date.