Antq

Point out your outdated dependencies.

Note	Antq requires Clojure 1.10.0 or later. Basically, antq could work regardless of the Clojure version which your project depends. If you have a trouble, please see here.

Supported files

File	Tool/Service	Note
deps.edn	Clojure CLI
shadow-cljs.edn	Shadow-cljs
project.clj	Leiningen	Provides 2 ways of program and plug-in.
build.boot	Boot
pom.xml	Maven
.github/workflows/*.yml	GitHub Actions
bb.edn	Babashka
build.gradle	Gradle	Experimental. gradle command must be installed.
~/.clojure/tools	Clojure CLI Tools	Disabled by default. See --check-clojure-tools option.

Usage

Clojure CLI (deps.edn)

Run the following command for trial.

clojure -Sdeps '{:deps {com.github.liquidz/antq {:mvn/version "RELEASE"}}}' -M -m antq.core

Or add the following alias to your $HOME/.clojure/deps.edn.

{
 :aliases
 {:outdated {;; Note that it is `:deps`, not `:extra-deps`
             :deps {com.github.liquidz/antq {:mvn/version "RELEASE"}}
             :main-opts ["-m" "antq.core"]}}
 }

Then, run clojure -M:outdated. (run clojure -A:outdated for Clojure CLI Tool 1.10.1.645 or earlier).

Clojure CLI Tools (1.11.1.1139 or later)

From Clojure CLI ver 1.11.1.1139, tool installation is supported.

# Install tool
clojure -Ttools install-latest :lib com.github.liquidz/antq :as antq
# Uninstall tool
clojure -Ttools remove :tool antq
# Update tool
clojure -Ttools install-latest :tool antq

# Execute
clojure -Tantq outdated
# Execute with parameter
clojure -Tantq outdated :upgrade true
# Show help
clojure -A:deps -Tantq help/doc
# Upgrade oudated dependencies
clojure -Tantq outdated :check-clojure-tools true :upgrade true

Leiningen (as a main program)

Add the following dependency and alias to your $HOME/.lein/profiles.clj.

{
 :user
 {:aliases {"outdated" ["with-profile" "antq" "run" "-m" "antq.core"]}}
 :antq
 {:dependencies [[com.github.liquidz/antq "RELEASE"]]}
 }

Then, run lein outdated.

Leiningen (as a plugin)

The Leiningen plugin is a newer offering. It tends to be more accurate (since it won’t parse your project.clj, having it evaluated by Leiningen instead). However the :upgrade option will not be supported (since the plugin cannot always know if a given dependency came from a specific profile, middleware, etc).

In order to use it, add the following plugin to your project.clj (or $HOME/.lein/profiles.clj):

 :plugins [[com.github.liquidz/antq "RELEASE"]]
 ;; optional - you can add antq options here:
 :antq {}

Then, run lein antq.

GitHub Actions

Antq can work with GitHub Actions. See antq’s workflow for concrete example.

• .github/workflows/dependencies.yml

• To show errors as annotations, please set this option: --error-format="::error file={{file}}::{{message}}"

In another way, you can use the following action.

• https://github.com/liquidz/antq-action

Gradle

Antq experimentally supports Gradle. See here for details.

Timeouts

Antq has timeouts for acquiring various information. See here for details.

Options

--upgrade

Upgrade outdated versions interactively. You can use --force option for upgrading without confirmation, and --download option for downloading upgraded dependencies on the fly.

Warning

For now, --upgrade option only supports following files. deps.edn shadow-cljs.edn project.clj build.boot pom.xml

--exclude=ARTIFACT_NAME[@VERSION]

Skip version checking for specified artifacts or versions.

E.g.

# Exclude all versions of specified artifact
--exclude=com.github.liquidz/antq
# Exclude specific version of specified artifact
--exclude=com.github.liquidz/[email protected]
# Exclude version range of specified artifact
--exclude=com.github.liquidz/[email protected]

When you specified a version number, antq will report the latest version excluding only the specified version.

You could also specify dependencies to exclude with :antq/exclude metadata. See Exclusions for more information.

Note	You must specify groupId/artifactId for Java dependencies.

--directory=DIRECTORY

Add search path for projects. Current directory(.) is added by default.

E.g. -d foo --directory=bar:baz will search "foo", "baz" and "bar" directories.

--focus=ARTIFACT_NAME

Focus version checking for specified artifacts.

E.g. --focus=com.github.liquidz/antq

Note	You must specify groupId/artifactId for Java dependencies.

Warning

focus option is prefer than exclude option.

If you want to focus the upgrade on specific version of dependency, you can use --focus=ARTIFACT_NAME[@VERSION] E.g. --focus=com.github.liquidz/[email protected] Will set antq dep to version 50.2.0, even if that version doesn’t exist

--skip=PROJECT_TYPE

Skip to search specified project files. Must be one of boot, clojure-cli, github-action, pom, shadow-cljs and leiningen.

E.g. --skip=pom

--error-format=ERROR_FORMAT

Customize outputs for outdated dependencies.

E.g. --error-format="::error file={{file}}::{{message}}"

You can use following variables:

Variable Name	Description
{{file}}	A filename containing outdated dependencies.
{{name}}	The artifact name.
{{version}}	The current version.
{{latest-version}}	The latest version.
{{latest-name}}	The latest artifact name. See details: Clojars Verified Group Names policy.
{{changes-url}}	The changes URL in Version Control System. (Nullable)
{{diff-url}}	Warning DEPRECATED. Please use changes-url instead. The diff URL for Version Control System. (Nullable)
{{message}}	Default error message.

Antq uses Pogonos as a template engine, so you can use Mustache features.

e.g. {{name}}{{#latest-name}} → {{.}}{{/latest-name}}

--reporter=REPORTER

Reporter Name	Description
table (default)	Report results in a table.
format	Report results with a custom format. When you use --error-format option, this reporter will be used automatically.
json	Report results as a JSON format.
edn	Report results as a EDN format.

--download

If download is set and updated dependencies are found, download them at the same time as a convenience. The default action is not to download anything.

Warning

antq only downloads upgraded dependencies by --upgrade option. If you upgrade manually or without the --download option and the version is changed to the latest, the new version will not be downloaded even if you specify the --download option later (because antq does not detect differences).

--ignore-locals

For java dependencies, ignore versions installed to your local Maven repository(~/.m2/)

--check-clojure-tools

Detect all tools installed in ~/.clojure/tools as dependencies. You can also upgrade them with --upgrade option.

--no-changes

Skip checking changes between deps' versions. Disabled by default.

--no-diff

Warning

DEPRECATED. Please use --no-changes instead.

Skip checking diff between deps' versions. Disabled by default.

--changes-in-table

Show changes URLs in table. This option is only available for table reporter. Disabed by default.

--transitive

Scan outdated transitive dependencies. Disabled by default.

Note	The default scan depth is 5, but it is customizable by the environmental variable ANTQ_TRANSITIVE_MAX_DEPTH.

Warning

With this option, the number of reported dependencies tends to be very large, so it is recommended to use it with the --no-changes option. Otherwise, it may take a long time for the results to be reported.

Projects using antq

• clojure-dependency-update-action: A simple GitHub Actions to create Pull Requests for outdated tools.deps dependencies

Tips

• Maven S3 reposhere.

• Avoid SLF4J warnings

• Latest version of a specific library

• Antq with non supported Clojure version

• Work with Gradle

• Run behind proxy

• Timeouts

• Exclusions

• Use antq as a library

License

Copyright © 2020-2024 Masashi Iizuka

This program and the accompanying materials are made available under the terms of the Eclipse Public License 2.0 which is available at http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-2.0.

This Source Code may also be made available under the following Secondary Licenses when the conditions for such availability set forth in the Eclipse Public License, v. 2.0 are satisfied: GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version, with the GNU Classpath Exception which is available at https://www.gnu.org/software/classpath/license.html.