datumctl v0.22.0 — Upgrade every plugin in one command

[scotwells]

You can now bring every installed plugin up to date with a single command — no more running datumctl plugin upgrade once per plugin and keeping track of which ones you've already done.

Upgrade every plugin at once with --all

datumctl plugin upgrade --all walks through each plugin you have installed, upgrades the ones with a newer release, and leaves the ones already at their latest version alone instead of re-downloading them. Each plugin is fetched from the catalog or GitHub repository it was originally installed from, with the same checksum verification and compatibility checks as a fresh install.

$ datumctl plugin upgrade --all
assistant is already up to date (v0.4.2)
Upgraded compute from v0.8.0 to v0.9.0
Upgraded dns from v0.3.1 to v0.3.2

If one plugin can't be upgraded — say its catalog is unreachable — the rest still go through, and the failures are listed together at the end so nothing is silently skipped.

📖 Using plugins

Fixed

• Upgrading a third-party catalog plugin by name works again — datumctl plugin upgrade <name> now fetches the plugin from the catalog it was installed from, instead of looking for it in the official catalog.

Full changelog: v0.21.0...v0.22.0