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@ -189,6 +189,16 @@ $ sudo systemctl stop sphinx-relay
# To update Sphinx-Relay
### fast method:
You can pull directly from git to update your relay. If you have only changed your config files, the following should work:
- `systemctl stop sphinx-relay`
- cd into your sphinx-relay directory (`cd sphinx-relay`)
- `git stash && git checkout master && git pull && git stash pop`
- [OPTIONAL, ONLY IF A NEW NPM DEPENDENCY HAS BEEN ADDED]: `npm i`
- `systemctl start sphinx-relay`
### full reset method:
> This probably is not the most efficient way to update. But it works, so we got that going, which is nice. Feel free to optimize the process and contribute. :)
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@ -190,6 +190,16 @@ $ sudo systemctl stop sphinx-relay
# To update Sphinx-Relay
### fast method:
You can pull directly from git to update your relay. If you have only changed your config files, the following should work:
- `systemctl stop sphinx-relay`
- cd into your sphinx-relay directory (`cd sphinx-relay`)
- `git stash && git checkout master && git pull && git stash pop`
- [OPTIONAL, ONLY IF A NEW NPM DEPENDENCY HAS BEEN ADDED]: `npm i`
- `systemctl start sphinx-relay`
### full reset method:
> This probably is not the most efficient way to update. But it works, so we got that going, which is nice. Feel free to optimize the process and contribute. :)
Login as `admin` and stop the program.

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