Last modified 2025-08-19 |
Update the SDK Version (Tutorial)
![]() | Abbreviations Key | ||||
HISE | Human Immune System Explorer | SDK | software development kit | ||
hp | hisepy | str | string | ||
IDE | integrated development environment |
At a Glance
This document explains how to call update_sdk_version()
, which downloads the latest version of the HISE SDK to /home/workspace/sdk
and updates that version within the current Conda environment. You must restart the kernel or terminal for the changes to take effect.
The udate_sdk_version()
signature appears in the box below. This function takes no arguments.
![]() hp.update_sdk_version() |
Get Help
If you get stuck during an update_sdk_version()
call, refer to the steps of this tutorial (examples are in Python unless otherwise specified). To use the baked-in help in your IDE, try one of the following commands.
Python | R | Output |
help(hp.update_sdk_version) | help(updateSDKVersion) | Function signature, list of parameters, class, and a brief description of the method in a compact plain-text format |
hp.update_sdk_version? | ?updateSDKVersion | Method signature, docstring (description), file location, and file type in more readable format |
hp.update_sdk_version?? | hise::updateSDKVersion | Signature, docstring, file path, a verbose set of metadata, and the source code for the method |
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Instructions
Import libraries
To get started, set up your environment to interact with HISE programmatically and access all available SDK functions. For details, see Use Hise SDK Methods.
1. Navigate to HISE, and use your organizational email address to sign in.
2. Open a Python notebook in the IDE. For instructions, see Create Your First IDE Instance (Tutorial).
3. To import hisepy
, enter the following code into a new cell in your notebook.
# Import the Python SDK to enable programmatic access to HISE functionsimport hisepy as hp
Call the function
1. Update to the latest SDK version.
# Return confirmation that the SDK has been updated
hp.update_sdk_version()
Voilà! That's all there is to it.
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