In some rare situations, you may need to make use of an older version of the Twilio CLI. These directions will guide you on how to do so, depending on your operating system and chosen installation method.
For a list of which versions of the Twilio CLI are available, see the releases list.
To install a specific version of the Twilio CLI with Homebrew, use:
_10brew install twilio@VERSION
Replace VERSION with the semantic version of the release you need—for example, 2.36.1:
_10brew install twilio@2.36.1
VERSION must be 2.36.1 or higher. This installation method does not support older versions.
If you have a newer version of the Twilio CLI already installed, you will need to unlink that installation so that your system can use the past version in subsequent commands:
_10brew unlink twilio && brew link twilio@VERSION
As we did earlier, replace VERSION with the semantic version of the release you need—for example, 2.36.1.
To restore your installation of the Twilio CLI to the latest version again, reverse the previous process and relink to the latest release:
_10brew unlink twilio@VERSION && brew link twilio
If you installed the Twilio CLI with any of the other common package managers (scoop, apt, or yum/dnf), uninstall your current version by following the respective Uninstall instructions for your operating system and package manager. Afterwards, follow the steps in the Platform executables section below to install a specific version.
If you installed the Twilio CLI with one of the platform executable files (.pkg, .exe, .deb, or .rpm):
If you installed the Twilio CLI with npm, use the following commands to install a specific version:
_10npm uninstall -g twilio-cli && npm install -g twilio-cli@VERSION
Replace VERSION with your desired version.