dependency-updater

You can automate dependency updates across multiple languages by using a tool that auto-detects the project type and orchestrates language-specific update workflows for manifests like package.json and go.mod. This approach applies safe updates with a single command.

The safest way to update package dependencies is to apply automatic updates only for MINOR and PATCH versions while prompting for MAJOR upgrades. This method reduces manual effort and risk by ensuring non-breaking updates and reproducible installs.

Yes, you can run an integrated security audit alongside your routine package management updates. This workflow combines non-breaking dependency updates with security auditing to ensure stable and secure deployments.

Yes, this dependency management approach works with requirements.txt, go.mod, and package.json files. It auto-detects your project type and applies the appropriate language-specific tooling to orchestrate the updates.

You should expect to be prompted during an automated dependency update workflow when a MAJOR version upgrade is detected. MINOR and PATCH updates are applied automatically to ensure safe, non-breaking changes.