Transactional-update
Transactional Update Options:
Syntax: transactional-update [option...] [general-command...] [package-command] transactional-update [option...] standalone-command Applies package updates to a new snapshot without touching the running system. General Commands: cleanup Run both cleanup-snapshots and cleanup-overlays cleanup-snapshots Mark unused snapshots for snapper removal cleanup-overlays Remove unused overlay layers grub.cfg Regenerate grub.cfg bootloader Reinstall the bootloader initrd Regenerate initrd kdump Regenerate kdump initrd shell Open rw shell in new snapshot before exiting reboot Reboot after update run <cmd> Run a command in a new snapshot setup-selinux Install targeted SELinux policy and enable it Package Commands: Defaults: (i) interactive command; (n) non-interactive command dup Call 'zypper dup' (n) up Call 'zypper up' (n) patch Call 'zypper patch' (n) migration Updates systems registered via SCC / SMT (i) pkg install ... Install individual packages (i) pkg remove ... Remove individual packages (i) pkg update ... Updates individual packages (i) Standalone Commands: rollback [<number>] Set the current or given snapshot as default snapshot rollback last Set the last working snapshot as default snapshot status Status and history report [experimental - enabled: 0] Options: --interactive, -i Use interactive mode for package command --non-interactive, -n Use non-interactive mode for package command --continue [<number>], -c Use latest or given snapshot as base --no-selfupdate Skip checking for newer version --drop-if-no-change, -d Drop the snapshot if there is no change --quiet Don't print warnings and infos to stdout --help, -h Display this help and exit --version Display version and exit