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The installer now writes the Stop-hook command with the @latest tag (npx -y @latitude-data/claude-code-telemetry@latest) instead of a bare package name. A bare npx <pkg> reuses whatever version the npx cache first fetched and never updates, so users could silently stay on an old build; @latest re-resolves the newest published version each run (a cheap etag-revalidated check, off the critical path thanks to async: true), so fixes ship without a re-install. Docs updated to match.
Re-running install now upgrades an existing Latitude Stop hook to the current command (and forces async: true) instead of no-opping when any hook is already present. Previously the installer left older hooks — the exact bare-npx installs this release targets — untouched, so install prints "Stop hook updated" and rewrites them in place.