update

To update your local installation with upstream changes without losing customizations, the system fetches the latest upstream code, intelligently merges it with your local modifications, and flags any conflicts requiring manual intervention to preserve your patches.

When syncing with an upstream repository, the system attempts to resolve Git merge conflicts automatically during the merge process, flagging any persistent conflicts that require manual intervention to ensure a stable update.

To apply database migrations and run tests after an upstream sync, the update process automatically executes necessary database migrations and runs build and test suites to verify system stability before finalizing the deployment.

You can re-apply custom patches automatically when fetching upstream changes, as the system handles custom patch re-application during the merge to maintain your specific local modifications alongside the newest features.

You should run a system update to sync with the main branch regularly to benefit from new agent capabilities and security patches without performing complex manual Git operations.

Yes, the update process handles build and test suites for NanoClaw maintenance by automatically executing them after merging upstream changes to ensure the updated system remains stable and fully functional.