@lobehub/cli 0.0.74 → 0.0.75

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  LobeHub command-line interface.
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+ ## Update a connected device
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+ ```bash
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+ lh update # Install the latest CLI without restarting a connector
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+ lh connect status # Connection, running version, and any required action
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+ lh connect status --verbose # Service metadata and CLI installation paths
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+ # Wait for active tasks to finish, then restart the detected connector:
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+ lh connect restart
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+ lh connect status # Verify the new running version and connection
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+ ```
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+ Installing an update and activating it are separate steps. `lh update` keeps the
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+ running connector in place; it reports the installed and running versions separately.
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+ Restarting disconnects the device and closes its remote terminals. A terminal
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+ provided by LobeHub may close or print `Terminated` before the restart request
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+ returns. Reconnect before checking status; “Restart requested” is not confirmation
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+ that the device is already connected.
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+ `lh connect restart` detects a CLI daemon or a user/system systemd service. System
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+ services use `sudo` unless already running as root. When multiple connectors are
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+ running, select one with `--manager daemon`, `--manager user`, or `--manager system`.
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+ Service restarts preserve the unit's configuration; daemon connection flags such
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+ as `--token` cannot override it. `lh connect service restart` remains a user-service
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+ alias. With no managed connector and no inspection failures, `lh connect restart`
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+ retains its existing behavior of starting a daemon. Daemon restarts wait for the
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+ previous process to exit before starting its replacement, including when upgrading
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+ from an older CLI. If shutdown times out, no replacement is started.
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+ A daemon cannot be restarted from a terminal or shell it owns: its shutdown would
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+ kill the waiting restart command. This is rejected before stopping the connection;
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+ run `lh connect restart` from a local terminal or an independent SSH session instead.
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+ If process ancestry cannot be verified, the restart is also rejected without
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+ stopping the connector. Systemd service restarts still use the service manager.
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+ If an older restart lost `daemon.pid`, `lh connect status` can recover it from the
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+ status record only after verifying that the process is alive and is a daemon, not
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+ a foreground connection or systemd service. This recovery does not restart the
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+ connection. Cleanup checks PID ownership; normal restarts also wait for the old
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+ process to exit before creating new records.
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+ If the version still differs after a restart, the status report shows the command's
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+ CLI entry path and the connector's entry path when available. Different paths mean
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+ you should update the connector's installation or change its service configuration.
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+ Diagnostics never dump the service's command line or environment. Older connectors
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+ on Linux use a conservative `/proc` lookup; an inaccessible or unsupported entry
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+ is reported as unknown instead of guessed.
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  ## Publish local artifacts
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  ```bash