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# Updating

#### Bit 2025.1 to Bit 2025.2 <a href="#bit-2024.1-to-bit-2024.2" id="bit-2024.1-to-bit-2024.2"></a>

**Things to remember**

* Make sure ALL plugins are updated to Bit 2025.2
* Delete every single file and folder from Bit excluding the plugins folder (though remove the bit-core plugin).

**Update ALL plugins to their latest versions**

All plugins must be updated for use in Bit 2025.2

**Deploy commands**

Run `node deploy.js` to deploy the bots commands.

**And you're done**

Aside from plugin-specific updates, you should now be fine to run Bit. Simply use the `node bit.js` command and you're all set!


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