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This is very useful for keeping my packages up to date, but often I have to set a ceiling version number due to newer versions dropping support for Node versions. However this then makes this tool not useful at all as it ignores that constraint and tells me to update past that which I am incapable of doing.
I want the command to take that ceiling into account and only offer me upgrades that are below the ceiling I have set.
Upgrading past the ceiling point leaves me unable to see when there are genuine patch or minor upgrades etc that I would like to upgrade to.
This is very useful for keeping my packages up to date, but often I have to set a ceiling version number due to newer versions dropping support for Node versions. However this then makes this tool not useful at all as it ignores that constraint and tells me to update past that which I am incapable of doing.
I want the command to take that ceiling into account and only offer me upgrades that are below the ceiling I have set.
Upgrading past the ceiling point leaves me unable to see when there are genuine patch or minor upgrades etc that I would like to upgrade to.
Example current usage:
I thought
ncu --target semver
would do what I like but no.Is there any usage that does do what I wish it to do?
Thanks
Originally posted by @Nixinova in #1407
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