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fix(install): upgrade marketplace plugins that are already installed (FIRE-2097) - #64
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…(FIRE-2097) Re-running the installer on a machine with the plugin installed reported success but left Claude and Codex on the old version, so auto-update never moved them. Two causes: - `claude plugin install` exits 0 as a no-op when the plugin is already installed, so the `plugin update` fallback never ran. - `claude/codex plugin marketplace add` exits 0 as a no-op when the marketplace already exists, so the marketplace refresh (which only ran when `add` failed) was skipped and Codex reinstalled from a stale snapshot. Both installers now always refresh the marketplace after adding it, and try `plugin update` before `plugin install` for Claude and Copilot. The shared steps live in add_and_refresh_marketplace / update_or_install_plugin (Add-AndRefreshMarketplace / Update-OrInstallPlugin in install.ps1). Regression tests run the installer against fake CLIs that model the no-op install and the stale marketplace snapshot; they fail on the previous installer. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
WalkthroughThe Bash and PowerShell installers now share marketplace refresh and plugin update-or-install helpers for Claude, Codex, and Copilot. New integration tests cover fresh installs, upgrades, failures, and command sequences. Validation workflows run the tests on Ubuntu and Windows PowerShell 5.1. ChangesPlugin installation and upgrades
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ValidationWorkflow
participant Installer
participant MarketplaceCLI
participant PluginCLI
ValidationWorkflow->>Installer: run installation test
Installer->>MarketplaceCLI: add and refresh marketplace
Installer->>PluginCLI: list installed plugins
Installer->>PluginCLI: update or install plugin
PluginCLI-->>Installer: return status and version
Installer-->>ValidationWorkflow: return test result
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A rabbit watched the plugins hop,
From fresh installs to updates on top.
Marketplaces refreshed in line,
While errors marked the retry sign.
Tests crossed shells and Windows bright,
And versions landed just right.
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 [Medium impact] The change affects plugin installs for users of three coding-agent CLIs. The update failure must remain visible before this PR is safe to merge. Findings
SummaryThe installers now refresh marketplaces on every run and try updating Claude and Copilot plugins before installing them. Codex continues to use
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If plugin update fails for an already-installed Claude plugin, update_or_install_plugin falls back to plugin install. That command can return success without changing the existing installation—the behavior this PR fixes. The installer then reports “Plugin installed” and exits successfully while leaving the old version in place.
Only fall back when the plugin is absent; otherwise preserve the update failure. Apply the same check in Update-OrInstallPlugin.
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Fixed in 6a6a62d. update_or_install_plugin / Update-OrInstallPlugin now check <cli> plugin list for the plugin ID: an installed plugin is updated and the installer fails if that fails; a missing plugin is installed. A new test case (FAKE_UPDATE_BROKEN) asserts that a failed update exits non-zero, keeps the old version, names claude plugin update in the error, and never prints "Plugin installed". Also checked on a VM against the real Claude 2.1.304 and Copilot 1.0.100 CLIs, both upgrading an installed plugin and installing a missing one.
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tests/test_install_plugin_upgrade_ps1.ps1: 1
67-81: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftCover the production PowerShell installation branches.
tests/test_install_plugin_upgrade_ps1.ps1loads only the helper functions and calls them withfake-plugin-cli. It does not execute the Claude, Codex, or Copilot branches. A regression in a CLI-specific command, marketplace slug, or Codexplugin addcall can therefore pass this test. The other PowerShell tests do not execute these root installer branches.Add a Windows test path with fake
claude,codex, andcopilotexecutables. Assert each production branch’s exact commands and slugs.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 67-81: Add Windows test coverage that executes the production
installer branches for Claude, Codex, and Copilot using fake executables. Assert
each branch’s exact CLI commands, marketplace handling, plugin slugs, and Codex
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…RE-2097) Falling back to `plugin install` after a failed `plugin update` reported success for an installed plugin, because install is a successful no-op there. Check `plugin list` instead: update an installed plugin and fail if that fails, install a missing one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟠 Major · Do not report an upgrade when marketplace refresh fails. · install.sh:155-158
install.sh:155-158
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winDo not report an upgrade when marketplace refresh fails.
If refresh fails after an earlier marketplace snapshot exists, this helper warns and continues. An installed plugin can then update from the stale snapshot, and the installer reports success without obtaining the published upgrade. Require a successful refresh for an upgrade, or report that the plugin was not upgraded.
install.ps1Lines 577-579 have the same behavior.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @install.ps1:
- Around line 585-586: Update the plugin detection flow around $installedPlugins
and $command to inspect $LASTEXITCODE after invoking `$Cli plugin list`. If the
command fails or its installed-plugin state is otherwise unknown, stop with an
error instead of selecting `install`; only choose `update` when $PluginSlug is
present and `install` when the listing succeeds and confirms it is absent.
- Around line 588-589: Update the native plugin invocation in the plugin command
flow to temporarily set ErrorActionPreference to Continue, suppress stderr, and
restore the previous preference in a finally block. Preserve the existing
$succeeded check and failure handling around the $Cli plugin command.
Review comments at @install.sh:
- Line 165: Update the plugin detection logic around the plugin list pipeline to
capture its output and verify the list command succeeds before selecting
install. If plugin list fails, propagate a failure instead of treating the
result as an empty list; preserve the existing plugin_slug match behavior for
successful listings.
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Review comments at @install.sh:
- Around line 155-158: The marketplace refresh failure path in the install flow
must not report a successful plugin upgrade from a stale snapshot. Update the
handling around the refresh command and corresponding plugin upgrade logic to
require a successful refresh before claiming success, or explicitly report that
the plugin was not upgraded; apply the same behavior to the analogous
install.ps1 flow.
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…ace may not upgrade (FIRE-2097) A failed `plugin list` was read as "not installed", which led to `plugin install`, a successful no-op for an installed plugin. The installers now stop with an error instead. In install.ps1 the listing redirects stderr with 2>&1, since 2>$null under $ErrorActionPreference = 'Stop' can throw on Windows PowerShell 5.1. A failed marketplace refresh stays a warning, so a transient network error does not abort the installer for every agent, but the warning now says the plugin may stay at its current version. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…l them (FIRE-2097) Under $ErrorActionPreference = 'Stop', Windows PowerShell 5.1 can turn a native command's redirected stderr into a terminating error, so a CLI that succeeded while printing a warning made the installer die. Invoke-PluginCli runs the command with 'Continue' and returns its output and exit code, as Invoke-KiroCli already does for kiro-cli. The marketplace, plugin and `codex plugin add` calls use it, and the test's fake CLI now writes to stderr on every call so the Windows PowerShell 5.1 job exercises the case. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Line 596: Update the plugin selection logic around $command to match the
complete marketplace-qualified plugin entry in $listing.Output, rather than
using a substring Contains check; select update only when the exact installed
plugin slug is present, otherwise select install.
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Fixes FIRE-2097.
Problem
Re-running the installer on a machine that already has the plugin reports success but leaves Claude and Codex on the old version. Because
auto-update.shre-runs this installer, those agents never auto-update.Two causes:
claude plugin installexits 0 as a no-op when the plugin is already installed ("already installed — runclaude plugin update"). Theplugin updatefallback after it never ran.claude/codex plugin marketplace addexit 0 as a no-op when the marketplace already exists. The marketplace refresh (update/upgrade) only ran whenaddfailed, so it was skipped. Codex then reinstalled from its stale snapshot. The ticket marked Codex "unknown"; it was broken.Copilot's
marketplace addfails on an existing marketplace, so its refresh did run, and Copilot 1.0.100'sinstallreinstalls. Cursor, Gemini, Antigravity, Kiro and Muse install from release tarballs and were not affected.Fix
install.shandinstall.ps1:add_and_refresh_marketplace/Add-AndRefreshMarketplace: add the marketplace, then always refresh it (Claude, Codex, Copilot).update_or_install_plugin/Update-OrInstallPlugin: tryplugin update <plugin>@<marketplace>first, then fall back toplugin install(Claude, Copilot).updateexits 1 when the plugin is absent, so fresh installs still work.codex plugin add, which reinstalls from the refreshed snapshot.Tests
tests/test_install_plugin_upgrade_sh.sh: runs the realinstall.sh --claude --codex --copilotagainst fake CLIs that model the no-op install and the stale marketplace snapshot. Covers a fresh install, two consecutive upgrades and a failing CLI. Onmainit fails 9 checks.tests/test_install_plugin_upgrade_ps1.ps1: the same for the PowerShell functions, through theROGUE_INSTALL_LIB_ONLYseam.validate.yml, including the Windows PowerShell 5.1 job.Verified on a clean macOS VM
macOS 26.6.2 VM with all 8 agents installed (Claude 2.1.304, Codex 0.163.0, Copilot 1.0.100, Gemini 0.64.0, Cursor agent, Kiro 2.32.0, Antigravity CLI 1.4.3, Muse 1.4.11). Releases came from a local copy of GitHub: the real
mainand the real latest release as the baseline, with patch-bumped test releases on top.maininstallermaininstallerinstaller exited rc=0). The next run reported "up to date".coding_agent: Claude 1.0.36, Cursor 1.1.11, Gemini 1.0.34, Kiro 1.0.6.install.ps1was not exercised on a real Windows machine. It is covered by the PowerShell test, which CI runs on Windows.Rollout
Machines already stuck only receive this installer after one update by other means:
Run this on each stuck machine (or share it with affected users); after that, auto-update keeps the agents current. Codex installs are fixed by any later auto-update run, because the hook downloads the latest installer from
main. Compiled MDM bundles still need an admin to recompile and re-upload them.Follow-ups (not in this PR)
latest_versioncomes from the GitHub release rather thanversions.json, as noted in the ticket.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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