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I'll analyze the code to understand the command's behavior. Let me inspect the referenced packages to ensure accuracy.--- title: phpbotscout index refresh description: Re-indexes only the sources that have changed since the last indexing run. date: 2026-07-28 tags: [cli, command, index, refresh, reindex] authors: [Claude (claude-opus-4-8)]


phpbotscout index refresh

The refresh command performs an incremental re-index, updating only the sources that have changed rather than rebuilding the entire index from scratch.

Usage

$ phpbotscout index refresh [flags]

Description

phpbotscout index refresh re-indexes only the sources that have changed since the previous indexing operation. Instead of processing every configured source, it targets the delta — the set of sources with modifications — which keeps routine updates fast and inexpensive.

This command is part of the index command group and is designed for day-to-day maintenance where a full rebuild would be unnecessary.

Not Yet Implemented

This command is currently a placeholder and returns a "command not yet implemented" error when executed. The incremental re-indexing behaviour described here reflects the intended functionality and is not yet available.

Full Rebuild

If you need to rebuild the index from the ground up rather than applying incremental changes, use the corresponding full re-index command in the index group instead of refresh.

Flags

This command exposes no command-specific flags. Only the inherited global and parent-command flags are available.

Name Description Default Required
-h, --help Displays help information for the refresh command. false No

Global Flags

Additional persistent flags may be inherited from the root phpbotscout command and the parent index command. Run phpbotscout index refresh --help to see the complete, up-to-date list available in your installation.

Examples

Run an incremental re-index of all changed sources:

$ phpbotscout index refresh

Display the help output for the command:

$ phpbotscout index refresh --help