bun-outdated
Bun outdated: check which deps have newer versions. Use when auditing freshness, spotting major updates, or deciding between bun update and bun update --latest.
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--- name: "bun-outdated" description: "Bun outdated: check which deps have newer versions. Use when auditing freshness, spotting major updates, or deciding between bun update and bun update --latest." license: "MIT" --- # /bun:outdated Check which dependencies have newer versions available. ## When to Use This Skill | Use this skill when... | Use bun-lockfile-update instead when... | |---|---| | Auditing dependency freshness without making changes | Actually updating dependencies and regenerating bun.lockb | | Spotting major version updates before deciding to upgrade | Running `bun update` / `bun update --latest` workflows | | Reviewing a single package's available versions | Resolving lockfile conflicts or security patch updates | ## Execution ```bash bun outdated ``` ## Output Format Shows table with: - Package name - Current version - Wanted version (within semver range) - Latest version ## Follow-up Actions **Update within ranges:** ```bash bun update ``` **Update to latest (ignore ranges):** ```bash bun update --latest ``` **Interactive update:** ```bash bun update --interactive ``` **Update specific package:** ```bash bun update <package> ``` ## Post-check 1. Report count of outdated packages 2. Highlight major version updates (breaking changes) 3. Suggest `bun update` or `bun update --latest` based on findings
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