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To update dependencies in a refine project, you can use the following methods:
1. Using pnpm:
If you're using pnpm as your package manager, you can update dependencies with the following command:
This will update all packages to their latest versions within the constraints specified in your
package.json file. You can also update specific packages:
A Complete guide to pnpm provides more details on using pnpm for package management.
2. Using npm:
If you're using npm, you can update dependencies with:
Or for a specific package:
3. Using the refine CLI:
The refine CLI provides a command to check for updates to refine packages:
This will show you which refine packages have updates available. You can then update them using:
CLI documentation provides more information on using the refine CLI for updates.
4. For Next.js projects:
If you're using refine with Next.js, you can update to the latest version of Next.js and related packages with:
Upgrading to Next.js 13 provides more details on upgrading Next.js in a refine project.
Remember to always check your project's compatibility with the latest versions before updating, especially for major version changes.
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