translify upgrade

Update the globally installed Translify CLI to the latest version.

Usage

translify upgrade

translify upgrade --to 0.2.0

How it works

1. Detects which package manager (npm, pnpm, or yarn) was used to install the CLI globally, based on its own install path.
2. Reads the currently installed version and infers the release channel (latest, alpha, beta, or rc) from it — a version like 0.2.0-beta.1 stays on the beta channel.
3. Queries the npm registry for the latest version on that channel (or uses --to if provided).
4. Re-runs the equivalent global install command (e.g. npm install -g @ndnci/translify@latest) to update the package in place.

If the installed version already matches the target version, translify upgrade reports that you're up to date and exits without reinstalling.

Options

Option	Description
--to <version>	Install a specific version instead of the latest on your current channel

Example output

info  Upgrading @ndnci/translify: 0.0.4 → 0.0.5 (via npm)

added 1 package in 2s

✓ Translify upgraded to 0.0.5.

Exit code

• 0 — already up to date, or upgrade succeeded
• 1 — the registry couldn't be reached, or the global install command failed