If your Blade CLI version is outdated, you can run the following command to automatically download and install the latest version of Blade CLI:
blade update
For Windows users, the blade update
command does not work because Windows
cannot update a file that is currently in use. To bypass this issue, you can use
JPM to update your version of Blade CLI:
jpm install -f https://releases.liferay.com/tools/blade-cli/latest/blade.jar
Blade CLI is updated frequently, so it’s recommended to update your Blade CLI
environment for new features. You can check the released versions of Blade CLI
at https://releases.liferay.com/tools/blade-cli/.
You can check your current installed version by running blade version
.
Although Blade CLI is frequently released, if you want bleeding edge features not yet available, you can install the latest snapshot version:
blade update -s
This pulls the latest snapshot version of Blade CLI and installs it to your
local machine. Running blade version
after installing a snapshot displays
output similar to this:
blade version 3.3.1.SNAPSHOT201811301746
Be careful; snapshot versions are unstable and should only be used for experimental purposes.
Awesome! You’ve successfully learned how to update Blade CLI.