Scott Johnson wrote:
> You might try 'script/plugin update' which is designed to do just
> that.
> 
> Or look into 'piston' which is a much more sophisticated plugin
> manager. Among other things it allows you to make local changes and
> keep those around as you upgrade.

My understanding was that Piston was a bit outdated, and that people are 
now using Braid.  Am I wrong?

Best,
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mar...@marnen.org
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