Dylan Greene
Dylan Greene
I strongly recommend using https://docs.renovatebot.com/ - it creates pull requests for outdated dependencies. It's free, open source, works with all package managers, and can be run inside firewalls for companies...
Thanks for reporting this issue and researching the cause. Do you want to create an issue for https://github.com/sindresorhus/package-json?
> shouldn't this be using `npm outdated` internally, @DimitarChristoff Interesting idea! I used to avoid spawning multiple copies of npm because of issues older npm had running more than one...
@jrasanen does it still happen if you use `--skip-unused` or `-u`?
I've added a concurrency check so that it only checks the registry once per cpu. Can you try with `--skip-unused` again and let us know if he helps?
Thanks @rgbkrk! The way the dependencies are updated in the `package.json` is via `--save` and `--save-dev`. Therefore, when using those flags, shouldn't `npm` be responsible for updating the matching `peerDependencies`...
sounds like this can be closed. if i was wrong let me know.
Can you indent with four spaces to match the rest of the code? Thanks!
I just learned about https://github.com/rstacruz/pnpm from Sindre Sorhus and now I want to get your PR in and any other fixes you require. :smile: I can't get this one in...
cool, I feel like `process.stdout.moveCursor` wasn't in node when this was created. does it handle negative (outside of the viewable area) well?