update

fm update

Update bench configuration and settings

Usage:

$ fm update BENCHNAME [OPTIONS]

Arguments:

• BENCHNAME: Name of the bench.

Options:

• --admin-tools: Toggle admin-tools.
• -e, --environment: Switch bench environment.
• --developer-mode: Toggle frappe developer mode.
• --mailpit-as-default-mail-server: Configure Mailpit as default mail server
• --add-alias: Add alias domains to the site (comma-separated, e.g., www.example.com,api.example.com)
• --remove-alias: Remove alias domains from the site (comma-separated, e.g., shop.example.com)
• --upload-limit: Set maximum upload size for files (e.g., '50M', '100M', '500M', '1G')
• --python: Update Python version (e.g., '3.11', '3.12', '>=3.11,<3.14'). Will recreate virtual environment.
• --node: Update Node version (e.g., '18', '20', '>=18'). Will install and set as default.
• --skip-version-check: Skip validation of Python/Node versions against Frappe requirements. Use with caution.
• --restart: Update Docker restart policy for all bench services.
• --allow-domain-conflicts: Skip domain uniqueness validation when adding aliases (not recommended).

Examples:

Enable admin tools (Mailpit, Adminer, Redis Dashboard)

fm update mybench --admin-tools enable

Disable admin tools

fm update mybench --admin-tools disable

Switch to production environment

fm update mybench -e prod

Switch to development environment

fm update mybench -e dev

Enable developer mode

fm update mybench --developer-mode enable

Add alias domains

fm update mybench --add-alias www.example.com,api.example.com

Remove alias domains

fm update mybench --remove-alias shop.example.com

Update Python version

fm update mybench --python 3.11

Update Node version

fm update mybench --node 20

Set upload size limit

fm update mybench --upload-limit 100M