How do I find outdated dependencies?
See original GitHub issue- I have searched the issues of this repo and believe that this is not a duplicate.
Issue
I’ve a large project with ~32 pinned dependencies.
poetry update
is good for updating within the constraints of these project.
However, I want to find which dependencies are out of date. E.g.: list all dependencies for which I’ve pinned a specific version, but has newer releases.
I try to proactively keep my deps up to date, but so far I’ve been manually checking in pypi if each one has a new version. How can I figure out this using poetry?
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seems to work okishly to only show outdated top-level dependencies.
@sdispater Is there a way to filter this to top-level dependencies only? Without this the option is quite useless for me.