dependency-upgrader

To safely upgrade npm or yarn project dependencies, group upgrades by risk level—patch, minor, and major—then apply them incrementally. Run build and test commands after each step to validate project integrity and catch breaking changes early.

Yes, you can upgrade Gradle and Maven dependencies for Java or Kotlin projects incrementally. The process detects your project type and package manager, applies risk-grouped bumps, and validates the build to ensure stability throughout the upgrade.

The best way to fix a critical CVE is to identify the vulnerable dependency, plan an incremental upgrade based on risk groups, and execute the bump while running automated validation tests to ensure the project remains stable.

Yes, dependency management works with pnpm and bun package managers for TypeScript and Node.js projects. It detects the specific package manager in use and tailors the incremental upgrade and validation process accordingly.

To minimize project risk during major dependency upgrades, group changes by risk level and apply them incrementally. Validate builds and tests after each step, and document any breaking changes encountered to maintain clear project records.