The entry point can be either a directory or file. You can also specify multiple files and/or directories.

deno run -Ar https://den.ooo/gh/boywithkeyboard/updater@v0.15.0/mod.ts ./deno.json

Options:

• --breaking / -b : allow breaking updates (major releases)
• --unstable / -u : allow unstable updates (prereleases)
• --changelog / -c : create changelog (updates_changelog.md)
• --dry-run / --readonly : don't apply updates

Options:

• commitMessage : commit message/title for the pull request
• allowBreaking : allow breaking updates (major releases)
• allowUnstable : allow unstable updates (prereleases)

View example

View example

"This update might break your code."

"This is a prerelease and might therefore come with unwanted issues."

"This module doesn't strictly adhere to semver yet, so this version might break your code."

• Pin a dependency

  To ignore a particular import, you can append #pin to the url.

  import * as semver from 'https://deno.land/std@0.200.0/semver/mod.ts#pin'

• Specify a version range

  To override the default behavior, you can append a SemVer range to the url.

  import cheetah from 'https://deno.land/x/cheetah@v1.5.2/mod.ts#~v1.5'

• cdn.jsdelivr.net

• den.ooo

• deno.land

• esm.sh

• npm

  npm imports are treated slightly different. If you want to pin a dependency, you must specify an exact version, e.g. npm:example@1.0.0, and if you want to make a dependency updatable, you must add a preceding ^, e.g. npm:example@^1.0.0.

• raw.githubusercontent.com

• jsr (coming soon)