A way for users to bulk upgrade across incompatible versions (original) (raw)

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Description

Problem

A lot of incompatible upgrades have a small enough of breakages that a "upgrade all of my incompatible version requirements" would make it easier to go through this process.

This is currently exposed in the cargo upgrade command

Proposed Solution

Tasks

• update breaking
  • Add cargo update --breaking #13979
    * Test cases for cargo update --breaking only-compatible renamed non-semver-operator transitive-dep
  • --precise <breaking>
  • Call for testing
  • Stabilization
• fix(update): Clarify meaning of --aggressive as --recursive #12544
• feat(pkgid): Allow incomplete versions when unambigious #12614
• feat(update): Tell users when they are still behind #13372
• fix(update): Make -p more convenient by being positional #12545
• bugs and identified tasks

Deferred

• Modifying version requirements for compatible upgrades

See #12425 (comment)

Previously, https://internals.rust-lang.org/t/feedback-on-cargo-upgrade-to-prepare-it-for-merging/17101/141

Unresolved questions

• Flag name
  • --breaking to focus on semver (as this is limited to ^)
  • --incompatible applies to all version req operators and doesn't have a good short flag (-i is generally assumed to be "interactive")
  • Dart calls it --major-versions though we have the issue of "absolute major" (x.0.0) and "relative major (also 0.x.0, 0.0.x).
    * budler calls it --major
  • pnpm calls it --latest because of a "latest" tag

Notes

Related

• cargo update should not highlight non-semver-compatible "(latest: v0.23.5)" for indirect dependencies #13908
• A method to update manifest version requirements (like cargo-edit's cargo-upgrade) #10498

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