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When a project uses ^ or ~ version ranges, running npm update or pnpm update will raise the version in the lockfile to the latest patch
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10/16/2026
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UnverifiedIt is recommended to update the lock file via the npm update or pnpm update command and commit it to version control, rather than deleting the lock file and reinstalling directly.75% similarUnverifiedIn npm/pnpm, the ^ symbol allows automatic upgrades of minor and patch versions, while the ~ symbol only allows automatic upgrades of patch versions.73% similarUnverifiedPatch versions do not change API behavior, and developers can perform low-risk upgrades via npm update or pnpm update.73% similarVerifiedPatch version updates are generally backward compatible and can be upgraded via npm update @ai-sdk/zai or the equivalent package manager command.72% similarUnverifiedFor patch versions that are purely dependency synchronization, projects using a strictly locked lockfile can upgrade as needed and do not have to chase every patch number; projects using range versions (such as ^3.0.0) have already automatically received the update, and need to pay attention to whether the core package's behavior has changed.72% similar
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