Tests if module's dependencies can be updated to latest version
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Next-update is a command-line tool for Node.js developers that automatically tests whether upgrading a module's dependencies to newer versions will break existing tests. It's designed for developers who want to safely update dependencies without manually checking compatibility, particularly useful in larger projects or continuous integration pipelines where multiple modules are developed simultaneously.
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