Upgrading
tagent-cli: new settings
tagent-cli never rewrites your configuration file on its own, so settings a newer
version adds don’t appear in it by themselves. At start, under the banner, it tells you
when there are some:
Config: 3 new settings are available (run /config update or tagent-cli --update-config)
To add them:
tagent-cli --update-config # or /config update at the prompt
- Each missing setting is added to its section with its explanation and default value; a missing section is added in its place. Example provider profiles your file lacks (for a provider that became available since, say) are added at the end, commented out.
- Your values, comments and the order of your settings stay as they are. Nothing is removed or renamed; settings this version doesn’t know are listed for you to handle.
- The previous file is kept as
tagent-cli.toml.bak. - A file
tagent-clican’t load is left alone: fix the reported mistake first.
To keep a setting out of your file for good, leave it there commented out
(# speech_hotkey = "Alt+S"): a commented-out setting counts as present, so it isn’t
added back and isn’t counted as new.
--update-config doesn’t change examples already in the file. To see the current ones
(the built-in prompts of the OpenAI-compatible provider, for example), compare with
tagent-cli --print-default-config.
tagent-cli: from 0.16 and older
Version 0.17.0 replaced the INI file tagent-cli.conf with tagent-cli.toml. The old
file is no longer read; the new one starts with defaults. Copy your settings over by
hand, using tagent-cli.toml as the guide.
tagent-gui: the menu entry from 0.14 and older (Linux)
tagent-gui 0.15 renamed its menu entry and icon to io.github.holgertkey.TagentGui
(the Wayland hotkeys need a name of that form). An entry installed earlier with
--install-desktop stays behind, so the app may show up twice in the menu. Remove the
old files and install the new ones:
rm ~/.local/share/applications/tagent-gui.desktop \
~/.local/share/icons/hicolor/512x512/apps/tagent-gui.png
tagent-gui --install-desktop
The .deb replaces its own files when upgraded.