A Leiningen plugin to check your project for outdated dependencies and plugins, as well as upgrade them if desired.
This plugin supersedes lein-outdated and uses metadata XML files in the different Maven repositories instead of a Lucene-based search index. Version comparison is done using version-clj.
lein-ancient is destined for Leiningen >= 2.4.0.
Once lein-ancient is installed, use Leiningen's built-in help feature to
see how to use it:
lein help ancient
lein help ancient <subtask>lein-ancient's default behaviour is to check your current project (or a given
file/directory) for artifacts that have newer versions available, e.g.:
$ lein ancient
[com.taoensso/timbre "2.6.2"] is available but we use "2.1.2"
[potemkin "0.3.3"] is available but we use "0.3.0"
[pandect "0.3.0"] is available but we use "0.2.3"You can specify the type of versions to check with :allow-snapshots,
:allow-qualified and :allow-all, and the kind of artifacts with :plugins,
:java-agents, and :all:
$ lein ancient :allow-snapshots
[com.taoensso/timbre "2.6.2"] is available but we use "2.1.2"
[potemkin "0.3.4-SNAPSHOT"] is available but we use "0.3.0"
[pandect "0.3.0"] is available but we use "0.2.3"
[midje "1.6-SNAPSHOT"] is available but we use "1.5.1"
$ lein ancient :plugins
[lein-midje "3.1.2"] is available but we use "3.0.1"
$ lein ancient :java-agents
[com.newrelic.agent.java/newrelic-agent "3.43.0"] is available but we use "3.35.1"It works recursively, too:
$ lein ancient :recursive
-- ./panoptic/project.clj
[com.taoensso/timbre "2.6.2"] is available but we use "2.1.2"
[potemkin "0.3.3"] is available but we use "0.3.0"
[pandect "0.3.0"] is available but we use "0.2.3"
-- ./rewrite-clj/project.clj
[org.clojure/tools.reader "0.7.8"] is available but we use "0.7.5"
[potemkin "0.3.3"] is available but we use "0.3.2"To let lein-ancient perform the same checks for the profiles in
~/.lein/profiles.clj, run it using:
$ lein ancient check-profiles [<options>]
...lein-ancient lets you upgrade artifacts automatically and interactively,
accepting the same options as the default and profiles tasks:
$ lein ancient upgrade :interactive
[com.taoensso/timbre "2.6.2"] is available but we use "2.1.2"
Do you want to upgrade? [yes/no] yes
[potemkin "0.3.3"] is available but we use "0.3.0"
Do you want to upgrade? [yes/no] no
[pandect "0.3.0"] is available but we use "0.2.3"
Do you want to upgrade? [yes/no] yes
2 artifacts were upgraded.Omit :interactive if lein-ancient should just do its thing; use :print for a
dry-run, printing out the resulting file instead of writing back to disk. You
can even perform a recursive upgrade run by supplying :recursive.
You can upgrade the global user profiles by running:
$ lein ancient upgrade-profiles [<options>]
...It is possible to add a marker to an artifact vector using the :upgrade key:
:dependencies [[org.clojure/clojure "1.7.0"]
[pandect "0.4.0" :upgrade :crypto]]This can be :
- the boolean value
false: do never check/upgrade this artifact, - a keyword: mark the artifact with the given keyword,
- a vector of keywords: mark the artifact with the given keywords.
By supplying :only or :exclude on the command line, you can run
checks/upgrades on only those artifacts that match the given markers:
$ lein ancient upgrade :exclude crypto
There are two predefined markers that get attached to matching artifacts:
snapshots to SNAPSHOT versions and qualified to qualified (i.e.
alpha/beta/...) ones.
Note that :only/:exclude compose with the
:dependencies/:plugins/:all options - to e.g. only upgrade SNAPSHOTs of
plugins you'd use:
$ lein ancient upgrade :plugins :only snapshots
You'd want to make sure that the upgraded dependencies don't mess with your
library or application, wouldn't you? Unit tests are your friend and
lein-ancient offers a mechanism to automatically run them after an upgrade - and
revert to the original state if they fail. By default, lein test is used for
testing; if you want a specific command to be run simply create an alias test
in your project.clj:
...
:aliases {"test" ["with-profile" "..." "midje"]}
...(Note that referencing other aliases does not work yet.)
If you do not have access to a browser or are just too lazy/annoyed to leave the
command line, the tasks get and latest might be just the thing for you! The
former prints some human-readable artifact data to your console while the latter
only retrieves the artifact vector, e.g. destined for your project.clj.
$ lein ancient show-versions com.taoensso/timbre :allow-all
Getting Version Information for com.taoensso/timbre from 2 Repositories ...
* 39 version(s) found.
* latest release: "2.6.2"
* latest SNAPSHOT: "2.0.0-SNAPSHOT"
* latest qualified: "1.4.0-alpha1"
* all releases: [ "2.6.2" "2.6.1" "2.6.0" "2.5.0" "2.4.1" ...
...
$ lein ancient show-latest com.taoensso/timbre :allow-all
[com.taoensso/timbre "2.6.2"]If you're using Emacs you can access this functionality using Adam Clement's latest-clojure-libraries plugin without leaving your buffer.
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