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Expand Up @@ -14,13 +14,21 @@ Check the latest available release at [Package Operator Releases](https://github
Package Operator is able to bootstrap and upgrade itself using a special self-bootstrap-job.

Make sure `KUBECONFIG` is defined and the config points at your Kubernetes cluster.
Then you can deploy Package Operator to bootstrap itself:
Then you can deploy Package Operator to bootstrap itself.

Note: Both these command will not install the webhook server.

### Using `kubectl` cli

```sh
kubectl create -f https://github.com/package-operator/package-operator/releases/latest/download/self-bootstrap-job.yaml
```

This will not install the webhook server.
### Using `helm` cli

```sh
helm upgrade --install package-operator oci://quay.io/package-operator/helm-charts/package-operator
```

## kubectl package plugin

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