No, as there is no udisks2 available at Hyperbola So I would try the opposite: What is the use-case you have in mind for this command? Perhaps there is a chance to reach something comparable for your use-case?

The common known commands:

sync
umount

Those should be sufficient as udisks2 is just another layer above without a current need doing so. You can also use pmount in combination with spacefm for example when you want a graphical interface for the file-management. But in general as said: udisks2 is exactly the opposite point of what Hyperbola wants to offer and therefore also not available as it offers technical seen no further need or enhanced usage.

I know but there is none as said. You can only recreate a comparable behavior. There is no comparable command or package providing a command alike to reach the same as this is as said udisks2 only. If we would want to replicate those known commands, we could also start including those packages with all the known issues and problems in the causing line. So I have only the possibility to scribble alternatives and proposals instead to replicate an alternative command.

If you have interest: It would be surely also possible to look into the code for udisks2, therefore also the call-stack of the command (program) and trying out to find possible ways forward. If you want a command from udisks2 you need to use that package / software or replicate it that near so you can have a comparable outcome. What we have learned since the release of Hyperbola 0.4: There are commands and packages not being possible to be replaced or imitated. They are Linux-only (without GNU also) and not available elsewhere. The command udisksctl is the udisks command line tool, only available there. Imitating or replicating it, is only possible to either research or rewrite ... or replace it with different sets of commands, different and more perhaps, but nearing.

I keep this thread so far open: Perhaps others have a different perspective on that matter or another solution? Eager and interested to hear and read about.