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name: pkg-update
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description: Update every external package of a project to its latest stable version using list-packages.sh and latest-version.sh, then run build and tests. Revert all changes on failure. Supports nodejs, python, and dotnet projects. Use for dependency refresh; not for adding or removing packages.
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# pkg-update — batch-update packages
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## Steps
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1. Run `tools/list-packages.sh {project dir}` to get every external package (ecosystem, name, current version).
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2. Confirm the working tree is clean: stop and report when uncommitted changes exist, so the revert cannot destroy them.
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3. Update ecosystem by ecosystem. This step **MUST run as a sub agent** (one sub agent per ecosystem):
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1. For every package, run `tools/latest-version.sh {ecosystem} {name}` to get the latest stable version.
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2. Rewrite the version source file (package.json / requirements.txt / pyproject.toml / *.csproj).
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3. Re-resolve and install (`npm install` / `pip install -r` / `dotnet restore`).
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4. Run build and tests:
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- nodejs: `npm run build` (if present) plus `npm test` (if present).
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- python: `pytest` (when tests exist).
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- dotnet: `dotnet build` plus `dotnet test`.
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- When the commands cannot be inferred, ask the user per the `jsc-ask:ask` rules.
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5. Build or tests fail → revert every change (`git checkout -- .` and clean untracked lock changes), then report the failing packages with an error summary.
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6. Success → report the update list (package, old version, new version) and hand off to `jsc-git:commit`.
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