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Expand Up @@ -11,6 +11,6 @@ npm i -g reactql

This will grab the latest version of the `reactql` tool, and overwrite the old one.

Note: The [starter kit source code](https://github.com/reactql/kit) is managed in a separate repo. The version of the kit that's installed with `react new` is hard-coded and versioned along with the CLI. To get the latest kit, bump your CLI version using `npm i -g reactql`.
Note: The [starter kit source code](https://github.com/reactql/kit) is managed in a separate repo. The version of the kit that's installed with `reactql new` is hard-coded and versioned along with the CLI. To get the latest kit, bump your CLI version using `npm i -g reactql`.

> Note: There's currently no way to automatically upgrade an _active_ project to the latest version. The best way to upgrade for now is to create a new project, copy over your custom files, and add any of your code changes manually (particularly code you may have extended inside the `kit` folder). Automatic upgrades will be tackled in a future CLI release.