uv-upsync 2.3.2

uv-upsync - is a tool for automated dependency updates and version bumping in pyproject.toml.

Overview

uv-upsync - is a tool for automated dependency updates and version bumping in pyproject.toml.

Features

• Fully type-safe
• Automatically updates dependencies to their latest versions from PyPI
• Multiple dependency groups support - handles project.dependencies, project.optional-dependencies, and dependency-groups
• Selective group updates - target specific dependency groups for updates (e.g., only update project dependencies or specific optional-dependencies groups)
• Selective package exclusion - exclude specific packages from being updated
• Dry-run mode - preview changes without modifying files
• Safe updates - automatically runs uv lock after updates and rolls back on failure

Installation

Proceed by installing the tool and running it:

uvx uv-upsync

Alternatively, you can add it into your development dependencies:

uv add --dev uv-upsync
# or
uv add uv-upsync --group dev

Usage and Configuration

By default, uv-upsync updates all dependencies in the pyproject.toml:

uv-upsync

Command-line Options

filepath

Type: Path

Default: ./pyproject.toml

Short flag: -f

Specifies the path to the pyproject.toml file. If your project file is located elsewhere or has a different name, you can set this parameter.

exclude

Type: str

Default: ()

Multiple values: allowed

Specifies packages to exclude from updating. You can provide multiple package names to prevent them from being updated.

group

Type: str

Default: ()

Multiple values: allowed

Specifies which dependency group(s) to update. You can target specific groups like project (for project.dependencies), optional-dependencies names, or dependency-groups names. If not specified, all groups are updated. This is useful when you want to update only certain parts of your dependencies.

dry-run

Type: bool

Default: false

Enables preview mode where changes are displayed without modifying the pyproject.toml file. This is useful for reviewing what would be updated before applying changes.

Examples

Excluding specific packages

uv-upsync --exclude click

# Skipping 'click>=8.1.8' (excluded)
# Skipping 'httpx>=0.28.1' (no new version available)
# Skipping 'tomlkit>=0.13.3' (no new version available)
# Updating dependencies in 'dependency-groups' group
# Skipping 'python-semantic-release~=10.4.1' (no new version available)
# Skipping 'poethepoet>=0.37.0' (no new version available)
# Skipping 'pyupgrade>=3.21.0' (no new version available)
# Skipping 'ruff>=0.14.0' (no new version available)
# Skipping 'commitizen>=4.9.1' (no new version available)
# Skipping 'mypy>=1.18.2' (no new version available)
# Skipping 'ruff>=0.14.0' (no new version available)
# Skipping 'coverage[toml]>=7.10.7' (no new version available)
# Excluding dependency 'pytest'
# Skipping 'pytest==7.4.4' (no new version available)
# Skipping 'pytest-cov>=7.0.0' (no new version available)
# Skipping 'pytest-lazy-fixture>=0.6.3' (no new version available)
# Skipping 'pytest-mock>=3.15.1' (no new version available)
# Skipping 'pytest-sugar>=1.1.1' (no new version available)
# Skipping 'sh>=2.2.2' (no new version available)
# Skipping 'xdoctest>=1.3.0' (no new version available)

Updating specific dependency groups

# Update only project dependencies
uv-upsync --group project

# Update only dev dependencies (assuming you have a 'dev' group)
uv-upsync --group dev

# Update multiple specific groups
uv-upsync --group project --group test

# Skipping 'optional-dependencies.dev' (skipping because not in specified groups)
# Skipping 'dependency-groups.test' (skipping because not in specified groups)
# Updating dependencies in 'project' group
# ...