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WalkthroughChangesDirect-only update support
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Depth-zero updates can modify unselected workspaces and unexpectedly update transitive dependencies, so the feature should be corrected before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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Updated 7:00 PM PT - Sep 7th, 2026
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…th 0 The named path matched every walkable row by name, so a transitive row that shares a name with a direct dependency moved in range. --depth 0 now walks only the rows the root and the workspaces own. Add --depth to the shell completions.
…e --depth 0 A fresh row of an appended package resolved with should_update when its name was in update_requests, so it skipped the lockfile dedupe and moved. Under --depth 0 only rows the root and the workspaces own may update.
…te --depth 0 redirect() moved every edge still on the old package of a moved direct entry when its range allowed the new version. Under --depth 0 only root and workspace edges follow.
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275-278: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winGuard both bare-update paths with
!update_direct_only().
bun update --depth 0setsupdate_direct_only, butbare_updateremains true.TransitiveUpdate::planselects reachable transitive edges, andenqueuecan re-resolve newer in-range versions. The later filtering does not undo these changes. Add&& !manager.options.do_.update_direct_only()to bothif bare_updateconditions at lines 275 and 491.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/install/update_scope.rs`:
- Line 220: Update direct_rows and its callers to accept the active UpdateScope,
and filter the returned direct-dependency rows to roots or workspaces selected
by that scope. Ensure redirect’s direct-only update path cannot rewrite matching
dependencies owned exclusively by unselected workspaces.
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In `@src/install/PackageManager/install_with_manager.rs`:
- Around line 275-278: Update both bare-update conditionals in the install flow
around TransitiveUpdate::plan and the corresponding later path to also require
!manager.options.do_.update_direct_only(). Preserve existing bare_update
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The latest push addresses the last open item: the --depth 0 -r test now uses staleMemberTransitive() with a stale transitive no-deps row under one-range-dep, asserts it stays at 1.0.0, and a paired contrast test proves bare -r moves it to 1.1.0 — so the assertion is no longer vacuous. Nothing further open from this review; a maintainer sign-off on the new user-facing flag would still be worthwhile.
What was reviewed
- 6bef5f1 is test-only; no source changes since the prior clean review.
- The new fixture's setup asserts the precondition (
no-depslocked at 1.0.0) before the update runs, andfrozen(dir)afterwards confirms the resulting lockfile is self-consistent. - Re-read the
direct_onlythreading throughredirect/redirect_moved_edges/contains_direct_dependency— unchanged and still covered by the shared-name and deduped-edge tests.
Extended reasoning...
Overview
This PR adds bun update --depth 0, a selector that restricts re-resolution to direct dependencies of the root and workspace packages while pinning transitive rows to their existing lockfile resolutions. It threads a new UPDATE_DIRECT_ONLY bit through PackageManagerOptions, adds owner-tag filtering in update_scope.rs (contains_direct_dependency, direct_walkable_rows, direct_rows), gates the resolution-time should_update check and the post-resolve redirect dedupe pass on that bit, and disables collect_latest_rows under --latest --depth 0. Shell completions, --help, and docs are updated. Thirteen new tests cover the flag, including the three edge cases raised in earlier review rounds (same-name transitive rows, a moved parent's same-name child, and a deduped transitive edge).
Security risks
None identified. The change is a package-manager resolution restriction gated on an explicit CLI flag that defaults off. No network, filesystem-path, credential, or archive-extraction handling is touched. The --depth value is validated at parse time (only "0" accepted) and routed through Output::err_generic + Global::exit(1) on any other input, so no partially-honored depth reaches the resolver.
Level of scrutiny
Moderate-to-high. The resolution logic is subtle — three earlier review rounds each surfaced a real correctness gap (same-name transitive rows moving via the named path, a moved parent's fresh child row hitting should_update, and deduped transitive edges following via redirect_moved_edges), all of which were fixed with follow-up commits and now have targeted tests. The only change since the prior "no issues" review is 6bef5f1, a test-only commit that replaces the vacuous -r fixture with one that has a stale transitive row and adds a contrast test proving bare -r moves it. That directly addresses the last open nit.
Other factors
This adds a documented user-facing CLI flag with new resolution semantics (matching pnpm's --depth 0 precedent). Per the repo's landing-PR guidance for API-surface additions, a maintainer should confirm the flag name, the "only 0 accepted" contract, and the docs' phrasing of the transitive-stays-locked guarantee. No third-party CHANGES_REQUESTED reviews are outstanding; the one coderabbitai inline thread was resolved by a non-author. Test coverage is thorough and the PR gate shows all 13 new cases fail on the released binary and pass on the fix under both ASAN and release.
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bun updatealso moves every transitive dependency to the newest version its dependents' ranges allow. There is no way to opt out.bun update --depth 0fails today with"0" is not in bun.lock, and--depth=0is dropped in silence and runs a full transitive update. Fixes Add a flag forbun updateto only update direct dependencies and keep transitive ones at their locked versions #41625.--dev,--prodand--no-optionalgo throughupdate_scope::expand_positionalswithinclude_transitive = false(src/install/update_scope.rs:417). That path is undocumented, and it does not hold under--latest, whererefresh_children_of_named(src/install/PackageManager/install_with_manager.rs:1999) re-plans the children of every moved package.Fix
--depth <NUM>tobun update. Only0is accepted. Any other value is an explicit error, so partial depths stay undefined. This matchespnpm update --depth 0.--depth 0is a selector inexpand_positionals: it keeps the default groups but setsselecting, so the walk covers only root and workspace rows. The named path then re-resolves those rows only (direct_walkable_rows), and the resolution-timeshould_updatecheck inPackageManagerEnqueue.rsonly fires for rows the root or a workspace owns (contains_direct_dependency). So a transitive row that shares a name with a direct entry stays locked, also under a parent that moves. A child whose locked version no longer satisfies the moved parent's new range still moves, through the existingget_or_put_resolved_packagecheck.--latest,enqueue_named_updatesno longer collectslatest_rowswhen--depth 0is set, sorefresh_children_of_nameddoes not run.test/cli/install/bun-update-transitive.test.ts(13 new cases, all fail on the released binary). Also the whole of that file andtest/cli/install/bun-update.test.ts.Background
bun updatehas two paths. The bare path plans aTransitiveUpdatefor every reachable row. The named path (bun update <name>, patterns, group selectors) re-enqueues only the rows it matched and leaves the rest of the lockfile alone.expand_positionalsturns patterns and selectors into concrete names before the named path runs.include_transitivedecides whether it walks rows owned by non-workspace packages.refresh_children_of_namedexists forbun update <name> --latest: after the named package moves, its own children are re-planned in range.--depth 0asks for the opposite, so it is skipped.[install]key is update-only today (--latest,-i,-rare CLI-only), so the flag follows that precedent.Notes
--depth 0or--prefer-locked. Only--depth 0has live precedent (pnpm).yarn uphas no--prefer-locked, and npm removed--depthfromupdate.bun update --depth 0 <name>matches<name>against direct entries only, the same way--dev <name>does. A transitive-only name is an error:no direct dependencies match "<name>".--depth 0, for the same reason it cannot be combined with the group selectors: the named path writes the resolved range back to package.json. The error message now lists--depth 0.-ror--filter, the root's own rows are the only ones in scope, as with the group selectors.-rand--filterwiden the scope in the same way.--depth -1is rejected by the argument parser before this code runs (Invalid Argument '-1').--depth=<val>. The bash, zsh and fish completions list--depthtoo.[human-review] gate passed · iteration 2 · 11 files touched
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When a moved direct dependency was appended as a fresh package, each of its child rows passed through the resolution-time
should_updatecheck, which only asked whether the child's name appeared in the update requests and ignored the direct-only flag, so a transitive dependency that happened to share a name with a direct entry was re-resolved instead of being deduplicated to the package already satisfied in the lockfile. The fix gates that check onupdate_direct_only(), requiring the row's owner to be the root or a workspace before a named match can force a fresh resolution, so children …