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dependency-sweep

Run the "get dependencies current" flow for this monorepo — sweep for available updates, triage into safe / deliberate / wait buckets, bump the pnpm catalog, and prove it with the typecheck + e2e gate. Use when asked to "update dependencies", "are we on the latest", "do the quarterly sweep", "bump deps", or when the recurring sweep ticket comes due. We run NO update bot on purpose (#141) — this skill IS the update process.

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Dependency Sweep

The deliberate, no-bot way to stay current. Shared versions live once in the catalog: block of pnpm-workspace.yaml (#142); this skill sweeps for updates, ships the safe ones through a gate, and tracks the rest. It does not chase latest blindly — for this codebase even some minor/patch framework bumps need a small package-side type fix first (precedent: nuxt 4.4 → #241, vue 3.5.38 → #242).

Why no Renovate/Dependabot: decided in #141/#143 — PR firehose, not help, for a solo dev. On-demand taze + this skill replaces it.

Step 1 — Sweep: what's available?

Get the gap between the catalog floors and latest. taze is catalog-aware but can be slow/blocked on a restricted network — fall back to npm view per dep.

npx taze minor -r            # review patch/minor across the workspace (no -w yet)
npx taze major -r            # majors, review only
# Fallback if taze hangs (network): direct check of the cataloged set
for p in nuxt vue vue-router typescript wrangler @libsql/client drizzle-orm drizzle-kit @nuxt/ui; do
  printf "%-16s " "$p"; npm view "$p" version
done

Read the current floors from pnpm-workspace.yaml (catalog:) and build a gap table: package | catalog floor | latest | gap (patch/minor/major).

Step 2 — Triage into buckets

BucketWhatAction
Safepatch/minor on leaf deps (DB, tooling — drizzle, libsql, etc.)bump now, this PR
Deliberate (in-major)big in-major jumps that touch every surface (@nuxt/ui, wrangler)own gated bump / own issue
Waitreal majors that must follow Nuxt's supported range (vue-router, typescript)hold; record why, re-check next sweep

Framework minors (nuxt, vue) are "safe-looking" but not auto-safe here — run them through the gate (Step 4); if red, demote to its own type:fix pkg:* issue and hold the floor. Don't force a red bump into the safe PR.

Step 3 — Bump the single dial

  • Edit only the catalog: block in pnpm-workspace.yaml. Never per-package.
  • Transitive singletons that no package declares directly (vue, zod, @tiptap/*) live in root package.json → pnpm.overrides, not the catalog (#140). If you bump vue/nuxt, bump their pnpm.overrides floor to match so the lockfile actually moves.
  • Keep package peer ranges wide (^3 || ^4) — untouched.
  • @playwright/test is special — sync the E2E container tag. If you bump it, also bump the CI image tag in .github/workflows/e2e.yml (container: mcr.microsoft.com/playwright:v<x.y.z>-jammy) to the same version. The image ships the matching Chromium + system libs, so a drift makes Playwright warn about a browser/library version mismatch — and the whole point of that container is to be version-matched (#392/#395).
pnpm install            # regenerates the lockfile

⚠️ Caret ranges don't downgrade. ^4.3.1 already satisfies an installed 4.4.8, so lowering the caret will NOT revert it. To back out a bump, reset the files and the lockfile, then reinstall:

git checkout pnpm-workspace.yaml package.json pnpm-lock.yaml && pnpm install

Step 4 — The gate (MANDATORY before commit)

pnpm -r --filter './apps/*' typecheck      # all apps must be green

Then the runtime check — invoke the e2e-smoke skill (pick the fixture that exercises the change; minimal covers core/auth/CRUD/DB).

⚠️ Stale-install gotcha: a Cannot find module '@vue/compiler-sfc' from nuxt typecheck is NOT a real error — it's an unhoisted node_modules after repeated checkout/installs. Fix: rm -rf node_modules && pnpm install, then re-run. Establish a clean baseline typecheck before blaming a bump.

  • Green → ship.
  • Red → identify the offending dep, hold its floor, open a type:fix pkg:* issue describing the failure (see #241/#242 for the format), and ship the rest.

Step 5 — Track + commit

  • Follow ISSUE-FIRST: the dependency epic is #233; open/update the relevant sub-issue (safe-bump issue, or a new type:fix pkg:* for a red dep).
  • Commit with /commit — chore(root): <YYYY> Q<n> dependency sweep — …, reference (#NN). The deliverable is pnpm-workspace.yaml + pnpm-lock.yaml (+ any pnpm.overrides).
  • One short-lived branch per sweep: chore/dependency-sweep-<YYYY>q<n> off main. Never a long-lived "deps" branch — the lockfile conflicts on almost every merge and an unmerged branch protects nothing.
  • Open a PR (don't push to main); the e2e smoke runs in CI as the real gate (the local container can't download the Playwright chromium binary).
  • Label the PR and every follow-up issue deps. That label is the timeline: gh pr list --label deps --state all · git log --grep "dependency sweep".

Step 6 — If this was the recurring sweep

Re-arm the cadence: open next quarter's "Quarterly dependency sweep — due <+3 months>" ticket (link #233), then close the current one. Re-check the standing deliberate/wait items each sweep — open deps issues (gh issue list --label deps); the majors watchlist is #2226.

Gotchas from the 2026 Q4 sweep (#244)

  • Peers can resolve to a version your overrides forbid. After bumps, the lockfile kept @unhead/vue@3 / @tiptap/core@3.27 peer snapshots alongside the overridden ones. Check grep "^ '<pkg>@" pnpm-lock.yaml for duplicates; fix by regenerating from main's lockfile, then pnpm dedupe.
  • The tiptap pin moves WITH @nuxt/ui. It's a single-copy dedupe pin at the lowest version every peer accepts — when @nuxt/ui raises its tiptap floor, raise the pin, or extensions resolve newer than core and the build fails with "…" is not exported by @tiptap/core.
  • @nuxt/ui 4.11+ and nuxt ≥4.5 ship unhead 3 — move them together (#2222).
  • Run typecheck with --no-bail (pnpm -r --no-bail --filter './apps/*' typecheck) — the default stops at the first red app and hides the rest.
  • Typecheck green ≠ build green. Missing-export errors only show at bundle time; build one app (cd apps/kassa && pnpm build) before pushing.

Known catalog gaps (carry forward)

  • Several packages pin drizzle directly instead of via catalog:, so old copies linger after a bump. Catalog-ising those is a separate cleanup.
  • vitest / @vitest/coverage-v8 / @vitest/ui / happy-dom are cataloged since #2291. @nuxt/kit|schema are still not cataloged (version spreads need a real migration — #141).

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