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When I try to update symfony through this command:

scoop update symfony-cli

It says:

Scoop was updated successfully! symfony-cli: 5.4.12 (latest version) Latest versions for all apps are installed! For more information try 'scoop status' Scoop is up to date. Everything is ok!

However, when I then do symfony new, I get:

A new Symfony CLI version is available (5.4.12, currently running 5.4.2).

UPDATE: I think it's because I first installed symfony-cli with binaries. How do i uninstall binaries to use symfony through scoop OR update the binaries? (Also, I have PHP 8.1.6.)

Gaga
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You can try to remove update protection and run update again.

scoop unhold symfony-cli
scoop update symfony-cli

If this doesn't work, you can reinstall it.

scoop uninstall symfony-cli
scoop install symfony-cli
jclunamx
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  • After uninstalling, symfony is still installed. I think it's because I first installed symfony with binaries. (So I will update the question) – Gaga Aug 10 '22 at 18:21