sysup

System update tools. Run platform-specific package and tooling updates.

Commands

sysup mac

Run macOS system and tooling updates. Only available on macOS.

Steps run in order: brew, npm-check, pip, uv tools, helm repos, and mise last — mise upgrade deletes replaced tool version directories that the shell’s PATH still points at, so it must not run before the other lookups.

The run caches sudo credentials first (one upfront password prompt, kept fresh in the background) so brew cask installs don’t stop for a password mid-flight. Declining the prompt is fine; steps that need sudo will then prompt on their own as before.

The helm step updates repos only when helm repo list shows at least one; an empty list reports a clean skip instead of helm’s “no repositories found” error.

sysup mac

sysup pip

Upgrade pip and outdated packages in every mise-managed Python (falls back to the python3 on PATH when mise is absent). Interpreters without pip, such as uv-built venvs, are reported and skipped.

sysup pip

sysup wsl

Run WSL/Linux package updates. Only available on Linux.

sysup wsl

sysup nvim

Update Neovim plugins, mason tools, and treesitter parsers headlessly.

Runs three steps in order:

Lazy! sync to update lazy.nvim plugins.
MasonToolsUpdateSync to install and update mason packages (blocking).
TSUpdateSync to update nvim-treesitter parsers.

Requires a Neovim config using lazy.nvim, mason.nvim, mason-tool-installer.nvim, and nvim-treesitter. Safe to run during dotfiles bootstrap.

sysup nvim

The mason step reports per-tool status. After MasonToolsUpdateSync finishes, it checks every name in mason-tool-installer’s ensure_installed list against mason-registry. If any expected tool is not installed, the step fails with the tool names and a tail of mason.log (last ~200 lines, capped at 8 KiB) so the underlying install error is visible. If mason-registry or mason-tool-installer cannot be loaded, the step succeeds with an INCONCLUSIVE note rather than failing.