thinr agent

Pattern: thinr agent <verb> [<device>] [options]

agent check <device>

Report whether a newer agent release is available for a device.

Option	Meaning
--channel <name>	Release channel to compare against (default: latest). See release channels.
-j, --json	Output as a JSON envelope.

thinr agent check edge-gw-17
thinr agent check edge-gw-17 --channel main

agent update <device>

Apply the update on one device; the service restarts on the new binary.

Option	Meaning
--channel <name>	Release channel to install from (default: latest).
-j, --json	Output as a JSON envelope.

thinr agent update edge-gw-17
thinr agent update edge-gw-17 --channel main

agent update --all

Apply an agent update across every outdated device in the fleet, with a canary phase and progressive batches:

thinr agent update --all
thinr agent update --all -p edge-gateways -g staging --dry-run
thinr agent update --all --channel main --batch-size 10 -y

The command resolves the target release for the channel, lists the fleet, reads each device's agent version, shows a summary of what's outdated, and asks for confirmation. It then applies updates (one canary device first, then batches) and reports per-device results.

Option	Meaning
--channel <name>	Release channel to target (default: latest).
-p, --product <id>	Restrict to devices belonging to a product.
-g, --group <id>	Restrict to devices in an asset group.
--batch-size <n>	Devices updated in parallel once the canary passes (default: 5).
--no-canary	Skip the canary phase; batch from the start.
--continue-on-error	Keep rolling after a batch failure instead of aborting.
--dry-run	List what would be updated without sending update requests.
-y, --yes	Skip the confirmation prompt (required in non-interactive shells).
-j, --json	Output as a JSON envelope.

-p, -g, --batch-size, --no-canary, --continue-on-error, --dry-run and -y only apply together with --all.

See the update mechanism for what happens on the device side.