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$ lyrn deps [path]

The line brings its whole stack up to date at the start of a version, at most once a week, in one chore(deps) commit - major versions included, with the code they break fixed in the same commit. lyrn deps says whether the week has passed, read from the history rather than remembered, and what an update would move.

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$ lyrn deps
lyrn deps: ~/lyrn


stack     updated 6 days ago, on 2026-10-13 - holds until 2026-10-20
on        edition 2024 · msrv 1.88 · node 22 · pnpm 10.34.7 · actions on the standard
rust      stable 1.99.1, the newest


Cargo.toml - crates.io
  (17 up to date)


docs/package.json - npm
  astro               7.3.8   → 7.4.0
  (2 up to date)


1 dependency behind.
  • stack is the last chore(deps) (or build(deps)) commit; a project’s first commit counts, since it starts on the stack of its day. Once a week has passed the next stage starts with an update, and a version that began on an older stack and shipped without one is named.
  • on is the stack lyrn doctor reads, each cell behind the standard saying what the standard is on.
  • rust is rustup check about the stable toolchain, when rustup is there.

Each package that builds here - every workspace member in a Cargo.lock, every importer in a pnpm lockfile - is listed with its direct dependencies at the version the lockfile resolves, beside the newest stable version on crates.io (read from its sparse index) or the version npm installs by default. A step across a breaking version - by Cargo’s reading of semver, where 0.13 to 0.14 is one - is marked, since that is the one whose code has to change in the same commit.

lyrn deps says; it updates nothing and exits with 0.