User 01:56 PM anthropic/claude-opus-4-5

how can users update to this new version?

Assistant 01:56 PM claude-opus-4-5
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Good catch - the update process needs some thought here because the file structure changed significantly.

The problem:
- Users on v1.2.1 have plugin/lib/ (old structure)
- v1.3.0 uses plugin/tokenscope-lib/ (new structure)
- Running install.sh --update will download the new files but leave the old lib/ folder behind

Solutions:

### Option 1: Clean Install (Recommended for this release)
Tell users to do a fresh install which will get the new structure:


bash
# Remove old files first
rm -rf ~/.config/opencode/plugin/lib
rm -f ~/.config/opencode/plugin/tokenscope.ts

# Fresh install
curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ramtinJ95/opencode-tokenscope/main/plugin/install.sh | bash


### Option 2: Update install.sh to clean up old structure
Add cleanup logic to install.sh that removes lib/ if it exists:


bash
# Clean up old lib/ directory from v1.2.x
if [ -d "$OPENCODE_DIR/plugin/lib" ]; then
echo_info "Removing old lib/ directory from previous version..."
rm -rf "$OPENCODE_DIR/plugin/lib"
fi

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Would you like me to add the cleanup logic to install.sh? That way users can just run the normal update command and it will handle the migration automatically.

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User 01:57 PM anthropic/claude-opus-4-5

no we never had lib/ i dont think we should tell people to remove it that could be dangerous

Assistant 01:57 PM claude-opus-4-5
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You're absolutely right - that's a good safety concern. If someone else's plugin uses lib/, we'd be deleting their files. Bad idea.

Looking back at the commit history, you're correct - the lib/ directory only existed briefly on this branch and was never released. v1.2.1 (the current released version) has the single-file tokenscope.ts.

So for users updating from v1.2.1 to v1.3.0:

The update is straightforward:


bash
curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ramtinJ95/opencode-tokenscope/main/plugin/install.sh | bash

Or if they have the local script:


bash
~/.config/opencode/plugin/install.sh --update

This will:
1. Create the new tokenscope-lib/ directory
2. Download all the new module files
3. Overwrite tokenscope.ts with the new slim version
4. Skip dependency installation (already have them)

No cleanup needed since there's nothing to clean up from v1.2.1.

Want me to update the release notes to reflect this simple upgrade path?

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User 01:59 PM anthropic/claude-opus-4-5

I think we should have a curl for the update also, i cant run the install.sh for example myself because command not found and it requries sudo to even get that error

Assistant 01:59 PM claude-opus-4-5
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Ah, good point - the local install.sh might not be executable or have path issues. Let's keep it simple and just use the curl command for both install and update.

For the release notes, the upgrade section should just be:


markdown
### Upgrading

bash
curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ramtinJ95/opencode-tokenscope/main/plugin/install.sh | bash

text
For faster updates (skips dependency installation):

bash
curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ramtinJ95/opencode-tokenscope/main/plugin/install.sh | bash -s -- --update

text

The bash -s -- --update passes the --update flag through curl to the script.

Would you also like me to update the README to use this curl-based update command instead of referencing the local script?

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User 02:01 PM anthropic/claude-opus-4-5

yes please and bring the install and update sections further up in the readme

Assistant 02:01 PM claude-opus-4-5
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📄 README.md /home/ramtinj/personal-workspace/opencode-tokenscope/README.md 472 lines +
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Assistant 02:01 PM claude-opus-4-5
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📝 Created README.md /home/ramtinj/personal-workspace/opencode-tokenscope/README.md 438 lines 15.6 KB +
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Assistant 02:02 PM claude-opus-4-5
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$ git -C /home/ramtinj/personal-workspace/opencode-tokenscope add README.md && git -C /home/ramtinj/personal-workspace/opencode-tokenscope commit -m "docs: reorganize README, simplify install/update instructions" Commit README changes -
[refactor-the-code 5b7aaa8] docs: reorganize README, simplify install/update instructions
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Assistant 02:02 PM claude-opus-4-5
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Done! The README has been reorganized with:

1. Installation and Updating at the top - right after the intro
2. Simplified update command using curl:


bash
curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ramtinJ95/opencode-tokenscope/main/plugin/install.sh | bash -s -- --update


3. Usage section moved up - before the detailed features
4. Manual installation moved to bottom - collapsed in a details section
5. Updated manual installation to include the new tokenscope-lib/ files
6. Removed references to local ./install.sh script

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User 02:03 PM anthropic/claude-opus-4-5

Is there no way we can make the install.sh --update work for people?

Assistant 02:03 PM claude-opus-4-5
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The issue is that ~/.config/opencode/plugin/install.sh --update doesn't work because:

1. The file isn't executable by default (no chmod +x)
2. Even if it were, it's not in the PATH

But there are solutions:

### Option 1: Use bash explicitly


bash
bash ~/.config/opencode/plugin/install.sh --update

This works without needing execute permissions or PATH changes.

### Option 2: Make it executable during install
We could add this to the end of install.sh:


bash
chmod +x "$OPENCODE_DIR/plugin/install.sh"

Then users could run:


bash
~/.config/opencode/plugin/install.sh --update

---

My recommendation: Do both - add the chmod +x to the install script, and document the bash approach as an alternative.

Want me to:
1. Add chmod +x to install.sh so future installs make it executable?
2. Update the README to show bash ~/.config/opencode/plugin/install.sh --update as the local update option?

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