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  • To update a npm package to a major release use the following command: npm install <package-name>@<version>//< version> must be integer (ex: 3,5,16, etc.). For instance you have installed React library version 15.7.0. And you need to upgrade to version 16. Type the following command into terminal: npm install react@16 p.s. it will update React to the version 16, but not necessarily 16.0.0. It may be, for example, 16.14.0.
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  • The outdated command will list any packages that are not up to date. Is there not an npm command to upgrade these? npm update --save/--save-dev.
  • This will automatically update the package.json file. We don't have to update the latest version manually and then use npm update <package name>.
  • Note: If you are using npm version 2.6.0 or less, run this script to update all outdated global packages. ... npm update -g <package_name>.
  • npm will check all packages for a newer version that satisfies your versioning constraints. ... npm update <package-name>.
  • If you want to update only a single package, you need to specify the command as npm update <package name>. How to update packages to the latest version.
  • Upgrade package by name: $ npm update webpack. ... $ npm update PACKAGE. Your package.json and package-lock.json files will reflect the new version.
  • Have you ever tried to update a npm package and then realized that it breaks all other packages in your Javascript project?
  • In this article you will learn everything you need to know to successfully update your npm package. How to update NPM package to a specific version?
  • With this method, npm install is not run automatically so be sure to run that afterward to update package-lock.json.
  • In this example, simply running npm update in your terminal initiates the update process for all packages within the version constraints set in your package.json file.