yarn up

Upgrade dependencies across the project.

Usage

$> yarn up [-i,--interactive] [-v,--verbose] [-E,--exact] [-T,--tilde] [-C,--caret] ...

Examples

Upgrade all instances of lodash to the latest release :

yarn up lodash

Upgrade all instances of lodash to the latest release, but ask confirmation for each :

yarn up lodash -i

Upgrade all instances of lodash to 1.2.3 :

yarn up lodash@1.2.3

Upgrade all instances of packages with the @babel scope to the latest release :

yarn up '@babel/*'

Upgrade all instances of packages containing the word jest to the latest release :

yarn up '*jest*'

Upgrade all instances of packages with the @babel scope to 7.0.0 :

yarn up '@babel/*@7.0.0'

Details

This command upgrades the packages matching the list of specified patterns to their latest available version across the whole project (regardless of whether they're part of dependencies or devDependencies - peerDependencies won't be affected). This is a project-wide command: all workspaces will be upgraded in the process.

If -i,--interactive is set (or if the preferInteractive settings is toggled on) the command will offer various choices, depending on the detected upgrade paths. Some upgrades require this flag in order to resolve ambiguities.

The, -C,--caret, -E,--exact and -T,--tilde options have the same meaning as in the add command (they change the modifier used when the range is missing or a tag, and are ignored when the range is explicitly set).

This command accepts glob patterns as arguments (if valid Descriptors and supported by micromatch). Make sure to escape the patterns, to prevent your own shell from trying to expand them.

Note: The ranges have to be static, only the package scopes and names can contain glob patterns.