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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion web/sites/guides/src/content/docs/v4-0-0/digging-deeper/packages.mdx
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Expand Up @@ -317,7 +317,7 @@ The install/update surface is covered by the commands shown earlier under [The a
- `wheels packages add <name>@<version>` — pin a specific version; omit for the latest compatible.
- `wheels packages add <name> --force` — overwrite an existing `vendor/<name>/`.

The canonical verb is `add`. On the shell surface, `wheels packages install foo` is intercepted by LuCLI's built-in extension installer before it reaches the Wheels package handler, so it silently no-ops (the same trap that renamed `wheels browser install` to `wheels browser setup`). On v4.0.0 the same `install` argument also no-ops via the stdio MCP server (`wheels_packages`) and other in-process callers; the transparent `install` → `add` alias on MCP / in-process paths landed in v4.0.1 — see the v4.0.1 snapshot docs. Use `add` for compatibility across all 4.x releases.
The canonical verb is `add`. On the shell surface, `wheels packages install foo` is intercepted by LuCLI's built-in extension installer before it reaches the Wheels package handler, so it silently no-ops (the same trap that renamed `wheels browser install` to `wheels browser setup`). On v4.0.0 the same `install` argument also no-ops via the stdio MCP server (the `packages` tool) and other in-process callers; the transparent `install` → `add` alias on MCP / in-process paths landed in v4.0.1 — see the v4.0.1 snapshot docs. Use `add` for compatibility across all 4.x releases.
- `wheels packages update --all --yes` — bulk-update every installed package, no prompt.
- `wheels packages registry refresh | info` — manage the 24-hour registry cache.

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