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flux outdated
Check which of your installed dependencies have newer versions available using Flux.
Overview
The flux outdated command shows which of your dependencies are outdated — comparing the versions currently installed with the latest available in the registry.
This allows you to stay on top of updates, including patches, minor, and major changes.
Usage
flux outdatedExample Output
Package Current Latest Type
-------- ------- ------ ------
react 18.2.0 18.3.0 dependency
eslint 8.50.0 8.55.0 devDependency
axios 1.4.0 1.6.0 dependencyFeatures
- Lists all outdated packages in a clear, tabular format
- Separates dependencies and devDependencies
- Indicates the type of version bump (patch, minor, major) (coming soon)
- Designed to be much faster than
npm outdated,yarn outdated, orpnpm outdated
Use Cases
Regular Maintenance
Run this periodically to keep your project up-to-date and secure.
Before Updating
Use flux outdated to see what would be updated if you ran flux update.
Audit Your Stack
Helps identify packages that haven't been updated in a long time.
Tabs: Related Commands
flux outdatedList everything that's outdated in the project.
flux outdated
flux updateUse flux outdated first to review, then flux update to apply.
flux outdated | grep tailwindCheck if a specific package (like tailwindcss) is behind.
Related Commands
flux update– To apply updates after reviewingflux list– To see currently installed packagesflux reinstall– To reset and update everything cleanly