cargo-install-update(1) -- Cargo subcommand for checking and applying updates to installed executables
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## SYNOPSIS

`cargo install-update` [OPTIONS] [PACKAGE...]

## DESCRIPTION

Cargo subcommand for checking and applying updates to installed executables.

This was mostly built out of a frustration with periodically checking for
updates for my cargo-installed executables, which was long and boring.

Updates packages from the main repository and git repositories.

See cargo-install-update-config(1) for further configuring updates,
and the metadata from `cargo install` that may be preserved by default.

The `CARGO_INSTALL_OPTS` environment variable can be set,
containing options to forward to the end of `cargo install` invocations'
argument lists.
Note, that cargo-install-update-config(1) is preferred in the general case.

If `cargo-binstall` (>=0.13.1) is available in the `PATH`,
`-r` was not given, `CARGO_INSTALL_OPTS` is empty,
the package is in the default registry, and has no non-default configuration,
it will be used to install the package instead.

Exit values and possible errors:

    -1 - cargo subprocess was terminated by a signal (Linux-only)
    1  - option parsing error
    2  - registry repository error
    X  - bubbled-up cargo install exit value

## OPTIONS

  -a --all

    Update all currently installed executables.

    Required if list of packages not given.

  [PACKAGE...]

    List of packages to update in the [(registry_url):]package_name[:version] format.

    Registry defaults to the default crates.io registry,
    and can be a name from ~/.cargo/config.

    If specified in addition to --all,
    will add the specified packages to the update list
    (useful, e.g., in conjunction with --allow-no-update).

    Required if --all not given.

  -l --list

    Don't update any packages, just list them.

    If PACKAGE is empty, act as if --all was specified.

  -f --force

    Update all packages, regardless of whether they need to be version-wise.

  -d --downdate

    Downdate packages to match the latest unyanked version from the registry.

  -i --allow-no-update

    Allow to fresh install packages passed as PACKAGE argument.

    This is useful, for example, in pairing with cargo-install-update-config(1).

    Off by default.

  -g --git

    Also update git-originating packages.

    Off by default, because it's expensive.

  -q --quiet

    Don't print status messages to stdout
    and pass down --quiet to cargo subprocesses.

  --locked

    Enforce packages' embedded Cargo.lock files.
    This is equivalent to CARGO_INSTALL_OPTS=--locked (globally)
    and cargo-install-update-config(1) --enforce-lock (per package)
    except it doesn't disable cargo-binstall.

  --cooldown <TIME>[s|m|h|d|w|y]

    Only consider versions published at least TIME ago.

    TIME is a floating-point amount of seconds,
    optionally suffixed with one of the following cumulative multipliers:
      s(econds)  1
      m(inutes)  60
      h(hours)   60
      d(ays)     24
      w(eeks)    7
      y(ears)    365.25 / 7

    If the registry doesn't provide the "pubtime" key for some versions
    and any TIME was specified, these versions will never be considered.
    (The crates.io registry provides publication times for all versions,
     even historical ones.)

  -j --jobs <JOBS>
  -j --jobs default

    Run at most JOBS jobs at once, forwarded as -j JOBS to cargo install.

    "default" is as many CPUs as are installed on the system
    (same as cargo install).

    If negative, as many CPUs as are installed on the system + JOBS
    (minimum of 1; same as cargo install).

    When combined with -J dedicate JOBS CPUs to each cargo install,
    and do not forward. This means that at most around R_JOBS/JOBS crates
    will be built in parallel, so that each one can get around JOBS CPUs at once.

  -J --recursive-jobs
  -J<R_JOBS> --recursive-jobs <R_JOBS>

    Build crates in parallel to fill R_JOBS CPUs.

    By default (and with -j JOBS), each "cargo install" invocation runs serially,
    on as many CPUs as are installed on the system (on R_JOBS CPUs).

    With -J (-J R_JOBS) (-J -R_JOBS), cargo install-update creates a make jobserver with
    as many job slots as CPUs are installed on the system (R_JOBS job slots)
    (as many job slots as CPUs are installed on the system minus R_JOBS but at least 1)
    and passes it to "cargo install"s via $CARGO_MAKEFLAGS/$MAKEFLAGS/$MFLAGS.

    Building a crate consists of several build steps, which can be,
    with some restrictions, parallelised within a single crate build
    (like downloading sources or compiling different unrelated dependency crates)
    that all feed into a final long link step.

    By default (with -j) cargo runs as many jobs at once as allocated,
    within a single crate.

    With -J (-J R_JOBS), job slots are shared across all cargo install processes,
    and they will collude to run as many jobs at once as allocated, overall.

    Notice how this means you may be building up to R_JOBS crates in parallel,
    which may induce significant filesystem and memory pressure.
    Use -j JOBS to reduce the crates-at-a-time figure to around R_JOBS/JOBS.

    If an empty value is given, defaults to the amount of CPUs installed on the system.

  -s --filter <PACKAGE_FILTER>...

    Only consider packages matching all filters.

    PACKAGE_FILTER is in the form "key=value" or "!key=value",
    where key is any of:
      - "toolchain": the package must be configured to be compiled with
                     the specified toolchain via cargo-install-update-config(1).
      - "name":      the package name must match the given glob
                     ("package" — literal "package"; "*kage" — ends with "kage"; &c.)

  -r --install-cargo <CARGO_EXECUTABLE>

    Cargo executable to run for installations.

    *Must* behave indistinguishably from the default cargo
    with regards to on-disk state ("$CARGO_DIR/.crates.toml"
    and installed executables) and the arguments it accepts.

    Default: $CARGO, if set, otherwise "cargo"

  -c --cargo-dir <CARGO_DIR>
     --root      <CARGO_DIR>

    Set the directory containing cargo metadata.

    Equivalent to, and forwarded as, cargo install --root.

    Required. Default: "$CARGO_INSTALL_ROOT", then "$CARGO_HOME",
    then "$HOME/.cargo", otherwise manual.

  -t --temp-dir <TEMP_DIR>

    Set the directory in which to clone git repositories.

    Adjoined with "cargo-update.$(id -un)" as last segment.

    Required. Default: system temp, otherwise manual.

## ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES

  `$CARGO_REGISTRIES_CRATES_IO_PROTOCOL`

    Overrides the registries.crates-io.protocol Cargo configuration key.

    The default is "sparse", and the crates.io URL is
    sparse+https://index.crates.io/.
    Set to some other value to use the git registry
    (https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index) for crates.io.

  `$CARGO_NET_GIT_FETCH_WITH_CLI`

    Overrides the net.git-fetch-with-cli Cargo configuration key.

  `$GIT`

    Overrides the git executable in net.git-fetch-with-cli=true mode.

  `$CARGO_HTTP_CAINFO`

    Overrides the http.cainfo Cargo configuration key.

  `$CARGO_HTTP_CHECK_REVOKE`

    Overrides the http.check-revoke Cargo configuration key.

  `$CARGO`

    cargo-install-update will run `${CARGO-cargo} install ...`,
    unless overridden with -r.

    Set automatically by cargo when running like "cargo install-update"

## EXAMPLES

  `cargo install-update -a`

    Update all installed packages.

    Example output:
          Polling registry 'https://index.crates.io/'........

      Package         Installed  Latest   Needs update
      checksums       v0.5.0     v0.5.2   Yes
      treesize        v0.2.0     v0.2.1   Yes
      cargo-count     v0.2.2     v0.2.2   No
      cargo-graph     v0.3.0     v0.3.0   No
      cargo-outdated  v0.2.0     v0.2.0   No
      identicon       v0.1.1     v0.1.1   No
      racer           v1.2.10    v1.2.10  No
      rustfmt         v0.6.2     v0.6.2   No

      Updating checksums
          Updating registry `https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index`
         Downloading checksums v0.5.2
         [...]
         Compiling checksums v0.5.2
          Finished release [optimized] target(s) in 95.2 secs
         Replacing D:\Users\nabijaczleweli\.cargo\bin\checksums.exe

      Updating treesize
          Updating registry `https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index`
         Downloading treesize v0.2.1
         [...]
         Compiling treesize v0.2.1
          Finished release [optimized] target(s) in 76.77 secs
         Replacing D:\Users\nabijaczleweli\.cargo\bin\treesize.exe

      Updated 2 packages.

  `cargo install-update racer treesize cargo-cln`

    Only consider racer, treesize and cargo-cln for updates.
    Since cargo-cln is not installed, it'll be ignored.

     Example output:
          Updating registry `https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index`

      Package   Installed  Latest   Needs update
      racer     v1.2.10    v1.2.10  No
      treesize  v0.2.0     v0.2.1   Yes

      Updating treesize
          Updating registry `https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index`
         Downloading treesize v0.2.1
         [...]
         Compiling treesize v0.2.1
          Finished release [optimized] target(s) in 76.77 secs
         Replacing D:\Users\nabijaczleweli\.cargo\bin\treesize.exe

      Updated 1 package.

  `cargo install-update -al`

    List all installed packages, don't update any.
    ~/.cargo/bin/identicon.exe was removed manually, so a note is issued.

    Example output:
          Updating registry `https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index`

      Package         Installed  Latest   Needs update
      checksums       v0.5.0     v0.5.2   Yes
      treesize        v0.2.0     v0.2.1   Yes
      cargo-count     v0.2.2     v0.2.2   No
      cargo-graph     v0.3.0     v0.3.0   No
      cargo-outdated  v0.2.0     v0.2.0   No
      identicon       v0.1.1     v0.1.1   No
      racer           v1.2.10    v1.2.10  No
      rustfmt         v0.6.2     v0.6.2   No

      identicon contains removed executables (identicon.exe), which will be re-installed on update ‒ you can remove it with cargo uninstall identicon

  `cargo install-update -af`

    Update all installed packages.

    Example output:
          Updating registry `https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index`

      Package       Installed  Latest   Needs update
      treesize      v0.2.0     v0.2.1   Yes
      clippy        v0.0.1     v0.0.99  Yes
      clippy_lints  v0.0.1     v0.0.99  Yes
      racer         v1.2.10    v1.2.10  No

      Updating racer
          Updating registry `https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index`
         Downloading racer v1.2.10
         [...]
         Compiling racer v1.2.10
          Finished release [optimized] target(s) in 51.43 secs
         Replacing D:\Users\nabijaczleweli\.cargo\bin\racer.exe

      Updating clippy
          Updating registry `https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index`
         Downloading clippy v0.0.99
         [...]
         Compiling clippy v0.0.99
         [...]
      error: failed to compile `clippy v0.0.99`, intermediate artifacts can be found at `T:\-_-TEM~1\cargo-install.WOcMlrKQ5Sok`

      Updating treesize
          Updating registry `https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index`
         Downloading treesize v0.2.1
         [...]
         Compiling treesize v0.2.1
          Finished release [optimized] target(s) in 76.77 secs
         Replacing D:\Users\nabijaczleweli\.cargo\bin\treesize.exe

      Updating clippy_lints
          Updating registry `https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index`
      error: specified package has no binaries

      Updated 2 packages.
      Failed to update clippy, clippy_lints.

  `cargo install-update -i checksums rustfmt treesize`

    Install specified packages, their installation status notwithstanding

    Example output:
          Updating registry `https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index`

      Package    Installed  Latest   Needs update
      checksums             v0.5.2   Yes
      treesize   v0.2.0     v0.2.1   Yes
      rustfmt    v0.6.2     v0.6.2   No

      Installing checksums
          Updating registry `https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index`
         Downloading checksums v0.5.2
         [...]
         Compiling checksums v0.5.2
          Finished release [optimized] target(s) in 95.2 secs
         Installing D:\Users\nabijaczleweli\.cargo\bin\checksums.exe

      Updating treesize
          Updating registry `https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index`
         Downloading treesize v0.2.1
         [...]
         Compiling treesize v0.2.1
          Finished release [optimized] target(s) in 76.77 secs
         Replacing D:\Users\nabijaczleweli\.cargo\bin\treesize.exe

      Updated 2 packages.

  `cargo install-update -i (file:///usr/local/share/cargo):zram-generator:0.1.1`

    Install zram-generator from a local repository in /usr/local/share/cargo
    (but a remote one or a short name  will work just as well), at most version 0.1.1.

     Example output:
          Updating registry `file:///usr/local/share/cargo`

      Package         Installed  Latest   Needs update
      zram-generator             v0.1.1   Yes

      Installing zram-generator
          Updating registry `https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index`
         Downloading zram-generator v0.1.1
         [...]
         Compiling zram-generator v0.1.1
          Finished release [optimized] target(s) in 21.62 secs
        Installing /home/nabijaczleweli/.cargo/bin/zram-generator
         Installed package `zram-generator v0.1.1` (executable `zram-generator`)

      Updated 1 package.

  `cargo install-update -ag`

    Update all installed packages, including ones from git.

    Example output:
          Updating registry `https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index`

      Package         Installed  Latest   Needs update
      checksums       v0.5.0     v0.5.2   Yes
      cargo-count     v0.2.2     v0.2.2   No

      Updating checksums
          Updating registry `https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index`
         Downloading checksums v0.5.2
         [...]
         Compiling checksums v0.5.2
          Finished release [optimized] target(s) in 95.2 secs
         Replacing D:\Users\nabijaczleweli\.cargo\bin\checksums.exe

      Updated 1 package.

      Package                Installed  Latest   Needs update
      alacritty              eb231b3    5f78857  Yes
      chattium-oxide-client  108a7b9    108a7b9  No

      Updating alacritty from https://github.com/jwilm/alacritty
          Updating git repository `https://github.com/jwilm/alacritty`
         Installing alacritty v0.1.0 (https://github.com/jwilm/alacritty#5f788574)
         [...]
         Compiling alacritty v0.1.0
          Finished release [optimized] target(s) in 127.6 secs
         Replacing D:\Users\nabijaczleweli\.cargo\bin\alacritty.exe

      Updated 1 package.

## AUTHOR

Written by наб &lt;<nabijaczleweli@nabijaczleweli.xyz>&gt;,
           Yann Simon &lt;<yann.simon.fr@gmail.com>&gt;,
           ven &lt;<vendethiel@hotmail.fr>&gt;,
           Cat Plus Plus &lt;<piotrlegnica@piotrl.pl>&gt;,
           Liigo &lt;<liigo@qq.com>&gt;,
           azyobuzin &lt;<azyobuzin@users.sourceforge.jp>&gt;,
           Tatsuyuki Ishi &lt;<ishitatsuyuki@gmail.com>&gt;,
           Tom Prince &lt;<tom.prince@twistedmatrix.com>&gt;,
           Mateusz Mikuła &lt;<mati865@gmail.com>&gt;,
           sinkuu &lt;<sinkuupump@gmail.com>&gt;,
           Alex Burka &lt;<aburka@seas.upenn.edu>&gt;,
           Matthias Krüger &lt;<matthias.krueger@famsik.de>&gt;,
           Daniel Holbert &lt;<dholbert@cs.stanford.edu>&gt;,
           Jonas Bushart &lt;<jonas@bushart.org>&gt;,
           Harrison Metzger &lt;<harrisonmetz@gmail.com>&gt;,
           Benjamin Bannier &lt;<bbannier@gmail.com>&gt;,
           Dimitris Apostolou &lt;<dimitris.apostolou@icloud.com>&gt;,
           Corbin Uselton &lt;<corbinu@decimal.io>&gt;,
           QuarticCat &lt;<QuarticCat@protonmail.com>&gt;,
           Artur Sinila &lt;<freesoftware@logarithmus.dev>&gt;,
           qthree &lt;<qthree3@gmail.com>&gt;,
           tranzystorekk &lt;<tranzystorek.io@protonmail.com>&gt;,
           Paul Barker &lt;<paul@pbarker.dev>&gt;,
           Benoît Cortier,
           Biswapriyo Nath &lt;<nathbappai@gmail.com>&gt;,
           Shiraz &lt;<smcclennon@protonmail.com>&gt;,
           Victor Song &lt;<vms2@rice.edu>&gt;,
           chrisalcantara &lt;<chris@chrisalcantara.com>&gt;,
           Utkarsh Gupta &lt;<utkarshgupta137@gmail.com>&gt;,
           nevsal,
           Rui Chen &lt;<https://chenrui.dev>&gt;,
           Lynnesbian &lt;<https://fedi.lynnesbian.space/@lynnesbian>&gt;,
           Rene Leonhardt,
           Maxime Guerreiro &lt;<maxime@cloudflare.com>&gt;,
       and Brian

## SPECIAL THANKS

To all who support further development, in particular:

  * ThePhD
  * Embark Studios
  * Lars Strojny
  * EvModder

## REPORTING BUGS

&lt;<https://github.com/nabijaczleweli/cargo-update/issues>&gt;

## SEE ALSO

&lt;<https://github.com/nabijaczleweli/cargo-update>&gt;

&lt;<https://github.com/ryankurte/cargo-binstall>&gt;
