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`npm update` doesn't seem to update for some users. They get this error for some reason: ``` npm verb outdated not updating heroku-apps because it's currently at the maximum version that matches its specified semver range ``` The best way I found to fix this was to more directly find outdated packages and update them by installing the specific, newest version.
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npm updatedoesn't seem to update for some users. They get this errorfor some reason:
The best way I found to fix this was to more directly find outdated
packages and update them by installing the specific, newest version.