felipefontoura/bento/update

You are operating bento on a remote machine. An update redeploys running services (brief downtime) and may reboot the host. Confirm with the user before proceeding. All artifacts stay in English.

When to invoke

• "update bento on <host>"
• "pull the latest bento and redeploy"
• "bump my server to the newest stacks"

If the user wants to add NEW apps (not update existing), use /bento:deploy. For a fresh server, /bento:install.

Pre-flight

1. SSH reachable: ssh -o ConnectTimeout=5 "$user@$host" "echo SSH_OK".
2. Confirm bento is installed: ssh "$user@$host" "test -f ~/.config/bento/state.json && echo BENTO_OK". If absent, stop.
3. Read the saved bootstrap values so you re-apply with the SAME config:

``bash ssh "$user@$host" "jq -r '.bootstrap | .base_domain, .admin_email, .advertise_addr' ~/.config/bento/state.json" ``

1. Ask which ref to update to (default stable; main or a feature branch only if the user asks).
2. Confirm with the user: "This redeploys your running stacks (seconds of downtime each) and may reboot the VPS if a kernel/core library upgraded. Proceed?"

Update — unattended

Re-run the bootstrap one-liner unattended with the saved values. boot.sh re-clones the latest ref into ~/.local/share/bento, install.sh re-applies every step idempotently (hardening is a no-op when already done), reconciles state.stacks against Portainer, and redeploys the managed stacks.

ssh "$user@$host" "\
  BENTO_UNATTENDED=1 \
  BENTO_REF=<ref> \
  BENTO_BASE_DOMAIN=<base_domain> \
  BENTO_ADMIN_EMAIL=<admin_email> \
  ${ADVERTISE_ADDR:+BENTO_ADVERTISE_ADDR=$ADVERTISE_ADDR} \
  bash <(curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/felipefontoura/bento/<ref>/boot.sh)"

If the run prints BENTO_REBOOT_SENTINEL, the VPS will reboot and the bento-resume.service unit continues on next boot — follow the "Post-hardening reboot" steps from the install skill (poll SSH back, then journalctl -u bento-resume.service -f).

Surgical alternative (no hardening pass, no reboot risk): the interactive

Update menu does a git fetch + reset --hard and redeploys only stacks

whose compose.yml/manifest.json changed. It is interactive and not

cleanly scriptable over SSH — if the user wants that precise behaviour,

tell them to run bash ~/.local/share/bento/install.sh and pick Update.

Verify

After the run settles, do the read-only checks from /bento:status: docker service ls --filter label=BENTO_MANAGED=true all at expected replicas, and curl -sI each app URL. Report what changed and flag any service stuck below its desired replica count.