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bun outdated command

The command `bun outdated` displays a table of dependencies in your project that have newer versions available.

outdated table columns

The output table shows three version columns: Current (the version currently installed), Update (the latest version that satisfies your package.json version range), and Latest (the latest version published to the registry).

outdated specific dependency filter

To check a specific dependency, pass its name as a positional argument to `bun outdated`. For example: `bun outdated eslint-plugin-security`.

outdated glob patterns for packages

Glob patterns work to filter packages in `bun outdated`. For example, `bun outdated 'eslint*'` matches all packages starting with eslint, and `bun outdated '@types/*'` matches all @types packages. Use `bun outdated '!@types/*'` to exclude packages matching a pattern.

outdated workspace filter flag

Use the `--filter` flag with `bun outdated` to check for outdated dependencies in a different workspace package. The `--filter` flag accepts package names and glob patterns to match multiple workspaces. For example: `bun outdated --filter='@monorepo/types'` or `bun outdated --filter='@monorepo/{types,cli}'`.

outdated catalog dependencies flag

Use the `-r` flag with `bun outdated` to also check catalog dependencies defined in package.json. This displays dependencies in a more detailed table format that includes a Workspace column showing which workspace each dependency belongs to.

--filter with bun outdated

bun outdated displays outdated dependencies for all packages in the monorepo by default. Use --filter to restrict the command to a subset of packages, matching the same pattern syntax as bun install.

--filter example with bun outdated

To display outdated dependencies for workspaces starting with pkg-, use bun outdated --filter 'pkg-*'. To display outdated dependencies for only the root package.json, use bun outdated --filter './'.

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