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Use this if you want to update all project dependencies while respecting semver compatibility.
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| name | update-project-dependencies |
| description | Use this if you want to update all project dependencies while respecting semver compatibility. |
This skill updates all project dependencies while respecting semver compatibility, then runs tests to verify everything still works.
Follow these steps in order:
Before making any changes, read and save the current dependency versions:
cli/go.mod - note the versions of direct dependencies (the require blocks without // indirect)frontend/package.json - note the versions in devDependenciesRun these commands in the cli/ directory:
cd cli && go get -u ./...
cd cli && go mod tidy
Note: go get -u updates to the latest minor/patch versions respecting the module's compatibility guarantees.
Run this command in the frontend/ directory:
cd frontend && pnpm update
This updates packages within their semver ranges defined in package.json.
Execute the full test suite:
mise run test
If tests fail: Stop here and report the failures. Do NOT attempt to rollback the changes - leave them in place so the user can review and fix manually.
After completing the updates, provide a summary report with this structure:
| Package | Previous | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| package-name | v1.2.3 | v1.2.5 |
| Package | Previous | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| package-name | ^1.2.3 | ^1.2.5 |
Highlight any significant updates, especially:
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