Dependency upgrades
Stay current without the busywork
Codend upgrades frameworks and packages, fixes what the new versions break and keeps your build green.

next15.5.2Behindreact19.1.0Behindtypescript5.8.3Behindeslint8.57.0Behind
4 packages behind
How it helps
Upgrades that don’t stall
01
It reads the migration guide
Codend checks what changed between versions and plans the upgrade for your code.
02
Build and tests stay green
It runs your checks after every step and fixes what breaks.
03
Never fall behind again
A weekly task updates packages and opens a pull request when everything passes.
Every week
Small upgrades, before they pile up
A weekly task keeps packages current, so the next big upgrade is never a big one.
- Updates what’s outdated each week
- Runs your tests before it opens anything
- Skips the week when there’s nothing to do

- Schedule
- Every Monday · 09:00
- Prompt
- Update outdated packages, run the tests and open a pull request if everything passes.
- Tools
GitHub
Recent runs
- Oct 26Opened pull request #57
- Oct 19Everything was up to date
- Oct 12Opened pull request #52
What it upgrades
From a patch to a new major version
Frameworks
Next.js, React, Vue and the rest, following each migration guide.
Packages
Everything in your manifest, with the lockfile kept in step.
Breaking changes
Renamed APIs and new defaults, fixed across your code.
Security fixes
Packages with known vulnerabilities, updated first.
Try it
Start with one of these
Next.js upgrade. Upgrade the app to the latest Next.js and React. Keep the build green and open a pull request.
Try itSecurity fixes. Update every package with a known vulnerability and make sure the tests still pass.
Try itNode version. Move the project to the current Node LTS and update the CI config to match.
Try it