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Installs the providers in your sst.config.ts. You’ll need this command when:
  1. You add a new provider to the providers or home in your config.
  2. Or, when you want to install new providers after you git pull some changes.
sst install
The sst install command is similar to npm install.
Behind the scenes, it installs the packages for your providers and adds the providers to your globals. If you don’t have a version specified for your providers in your sst.config.ts, it’ll install their latest versions.

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How it works

When you run sst install, the CLI will:
  1. Read the providers configuration from your sst.config.ts
  2. Download and install the provider packages
  3. Add the providers to your TypeScript globals for type safety
  4. Cache the providers for faster subsequent installs

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Examples

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Install all providers

Install all providers defined in your config: 
sst install

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After adding a provider manually

If you manually added a provider to your sst.config.ts:
sst.config.ts
{
  providers: {
    aws: "6.27.0",
    cloudflare: "5.0.0"  // newly added
  }
}
Run install to download it: 
sst install

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After pulling changes

When you pull changes that include new providers: 
git pull
sst install

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