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Preview and apply an update
Open review branches
Configure scheduled updates
Doctor in ordinary CI

Updates and CI

Update fixed Playstack package versions, reconcile owned output, and generate a review-first scheduled workflow.

Package installation and ordinary artifact commands remain offline. playstack update is the explicit boundary where the CLI may invoke the repository's package manager and interact with a configured pull-request host.

Preview and apply an update

npx playstack update --dry-run
npx playstack update

The CLI selects the package manager from the committed packageManager field or repository lockfile. It updates only installed @playstack/* dependencies and keeps their fixed versions aligned.

After the package-manager step, the CLI:

synchronizes managed Prisma, email, content, and translation artifacts;
refreshes the configured lint fragment and Skills corpus;
attempts safe three-way merges for ejected artifacts; and
reports conflicts without overwriting application-owned files.

Open review branches

npx playstack update --pr

Pull-request mode requires a clean tracked worktree and a configured host adapter. It partitions changes by ownership:

Review branch	Contains
Primary	Fixed package versions and package-owned managed output.
Ejected merge	Clean application-owned merges, based on the primary branch.
Conflict draft	One isolated artifact conflict without committed conflict markers.

Security manifest flags label the affected review and always disable auto-merge. Clean ejected changes remain human-reviewed because the application owns their behavior.

Configure scheduled updates

{
  "updates": {
    "gitHost": "github",
    "schedule": "0 9 * * 1",
    "requiredCheck": "test",
    "autoMerge": false
  }
}

npx playstack ci init

ci init emits .github/workflows/playstack-update.yml from the committed policy. It records:

the weekly cron schedule;
the existing CI job required before merge; and
whether eligible managed updates may auto-merge.

An existing workflow is never overwritten unless --force is explicit. The generated workflow runs the same reviewed update command rather than introducing a second update implementation.

Doctor in ordinary CI

Scheduled updates and ordinary drift checks are separate concerns. Add the offline check to the repository's normal verification workflow:

npx playstack doctor --check

Interactive playstack init can offer that edit for an existing GitHub Actions job, but it prints the proposed change and asks independently before writing it.

For ownership behavior during an update, see Ejection and merging.

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