Any way to update the environment created by an older Distrobox version?

[findurance]

Example:

1. On an Ubuntu 22.04 host: 'distrobox create ....'
2. Export the container
3. Move to openSUSE Tumbleweed (20240722); import the container

Now, in openSUSE TW, I have 2 years more fresh Distrobox.

Q1: Is there any way to update the environment side of things, like /etc/profile.d/distrobox_profile.sh to a newer one? (Apart from manual copy?)

Q2: Or do I just need to recrate my container with newer Distrobox, and install everything again?

[findurance]

Ah, looks like I was overriding the recent version Bash prompt with my ~/.profile, after renaming that for testing, now I get the Distrobox prompt with the "box" indicator and container name.

So, apparently once you import a container and then run distrobox create , it creates the environment based on the new Distrobox version.