updating-tauri-dependencies

To keep Tauri dependency versions in sync, you must align the tauri crate and @tauri-apps/api versions by checking against the latest releases and editing both Cargo.toml and package.json to enforce exact version parity across ecosystems.

Tauri builds break from version drift when the JavaScript API and Rust crate versions mismatch. Coordinating updates across both ecosystems prevents compatibility issues by enforcing exact version parity between package.json and Cargo.toml dependencies.

The best way to update Tauri CLI, API, and plugins is to apply a synchronized upgrade plan that covers npm, yarn, pnpm, and cargo workflows simultaneously, ensuring JS plugins align with their corresponding Rust crates during the process.

Yes, you need to perform plugin parity checks when upgrading to ensure JavaScript plugins align with their corresponding Rust crates. This maintains compatibility and prevents mismatches that can break your Tauri application's functionality.

Updating the tauri crate in Cargo.toml without updating the JS API in package.json causes version drift. You must enforce exact version parity by editing both files to maintain compatibility and ensure reproducible upgrade steps.

You should enforce exact version parity for Tauri dependencies whenever you update the CLI, API, or tauri crate. This prevents version drift and compatibility issues across npm, yarn, pnpm, and cargo workflows during any upgrade process.