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The up.py module was missing the up() function that serves as a backward-compatible alias for run(). This caused an ImportError when the commands/init.py tried to import 'up' from the module.

Added the up() function following the same pattern used in other command modules (down.py, bootstrap.py) to resolve the import issue.

Fixes the traceback:
ImportError: cannot import name 'up' from 'devman.commands.up'

The up.py module was missing the up() function that serves as a
backward-compatible alias for run(). This caused an ImportError when
the commands/__init__.py tried to import 'up' from the module.

Added the up() function following the same pattern used in other
command modules (down.py, bootstrap.py) to resolve the import issue.

Fixes the traceback:
  ImportError: cannot import name 'up' from 'devman.commands.up'
@Bullish-Design Bullish-Design merged commit 48c8713 into main Jan 1, 2026
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