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# runai upgrade

upgrades the CLI to the latest version

```
runai upgrade [flags]
```

## Options

```
      --force   upgrade CLI without checking for new version
  -h, --help    help for upgrade
```

## Options inherited from parent commands

```
      --config-file string   config file name; can be set by environment variable RUNAI_CLI_CONFIG_FILE (default "config.json")
      --config-path string   config path; can be set by environment variable RUNAI_CLI_CONFIG_PATH
  -d, --debug                enable debug mode
  -q, --quiet                enable quiet mode, suppress all output except error messages
      --verbose              enable verbose mode
```

## SEE ALSO

* [runai](/self-hosted/2.20/reference/cli/runai.md) - NVIDIA Run:ai Command-line Interface


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