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Bear Proposal: OutdatedDependencyBear #2445

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yukiisbored opened this issue Apr 19, 2018 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #2928
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Bear Proposal: OutdatedDependencyBear #2445

yukiisbored opened this issue Apr 19, 2018 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #2928

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@yukiisbored
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This function of this bear is to check if the dependencies of the project (requirements.txt, Gemfile, etc) are up to date.

This would be useful for projects that are focusing their efforts to support the newest version of their dependencies (like projects that are critical to the system)

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jayvdb commented Oct 23, 2018

We have a few linter bears which do this, but only for pip.

For a generic / native bear, we need a library which provides a consistent API.

Repology does that.

package_manager does that.

Wikidata does that.

But each of those options will require a lot of work.
My gut feeling is that we'll reach this goal sooner by adding the functionality to package_manager.

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This issue is reserved under the GSoC project Improve Generic Bear Quality.

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