@lenne.tech/nest-server Update Knowledge Base

The nest-server-updater agent auto-detects the project mode (Phase 0 in its workflow) and delegates to nest-server-core-updater when VENDOR.md is present, so users only ever need to invoke /lt-dev:backend:update-nest-server — the right flow kicks in automatically.

When This Skill Activates

• Discussing nest-server updates or upgrades
• Asking about breaking changes between versions
• Troubleshooting update-related errors
• Planning migration strategies
• Comparing versions or checking compatibility

Skill Boundaries

Related Skills

Core Resources

GitHub Repositories

npm Package

# Package info
pnpm view @lenne.tech/nest-server

# Current installed version
pnpm list @lenne.tech/nest-server --depth=0

# All available versions
pnpm view @lenne.tech/nest-server versions --json

Migration Guide System

Complete guide selection logic, fallback strategy, and fetch commands: reference/migration-guides.md

Version Update Strategies

IMPORTANT: In @lenne.tech/nest-server, Major versions are reserved for NestJS Major versions. Therefore, Minor versions are treated like Major versions and may contain breaking changes.

Patch Updates (X.Y.Z → X.Y.W)

• Usually safe, no breaking changes
• Use the standard update workflow (see Quick Reference → Update Workflow)
• Run tests to verify
• Example: 11.6.0 → 11.6.5 - direct update OK

Minor Updates (X.Y.Z → X.W.0) ⚠️ Treat as Major!

• May contain breaking changes (Minor = Major in this package)
• Always stepwise: Update through each minor version
• Each minor step requires full validation cycle
• Migration guides are essential
• Example: 11.6.0 → 11.8.0 becomes 11.6 → 11.7 → 11.8

Major Updates (X.Y.Z → W.0.0)

• Reserved for NestJS major version changes
• Always stepwise: Update through each major AND minor version
• Example: 11.6.0 → 12.2.0 becomes:
  1. 11.6 → 11.7 → ... → 11.latest (all minors)
  2. 11.latest → 12.0 (major jump)
  3. 12.0 → 12.1 → 12.2 (all minors)
• Migration guides are critical

Common Error Patterns

TypeScript errors, runtime errors, and test failures after update: reference/error-patterns.md

Reference Project Usage

How to use nest-server-starter as source of truth: reference/reference-project.md

API Mode Awareness

Impact of Rest/GraphQL/Both modes on updates: reference/api-modes.md

Update Modes

The lt-dev:nest-server-updater agent supports these modes:

Quick Reference

Commands

# Check current version
pnpm list @lenne.tech/nest-server --depth=0

# Check latest version
pnpm view @lenne.tech/nest-server version

# List migration guides
gh api repos/lenneTech/nest-server/contents/migration-guides --jq '.[].name'

Update Workflow

IMPORTANT: The pnpm run update script requires a specific workflow:

1. First: Update the version in package.json to the desired target version

   "@lenne.tech/nest-server": "^X.Y.Z"
   

2. Then: Run the update script

   pnpm run update
   

What pnpm run update does:

• Verifies the specified version is available on npm
• Installs @lenne.tech/nest-server at the version from package.json
• Analyzes which packages inside @lenne.tech/nest-server were updated
• Installs those updated dependencies if they don't exist or have a lower version
• Ensures version consistency between nest-server and its peer dependencies

Manual update (only if pnpm run update script is not available):

pnpm add -E @lenne.tech/[email protected]
pnpm install

Note: This skips the automatic dependency synchronization that pnpm run update provides.

Package Optimization (after pnpm run update)

After pnpm run update completes, run comprehensive package maintenance:

# Via command (recommended)
/lt-dev:maintenance:maintain

# Or via agent (Agent tool with lt-dev:npm-package-maintainer in FULL MODE)

This ensures:

• Unused dependencies are removed
• Packages are correctly categorized (dependencies vs devDependencies)
• All packages are updated to their latest compatible versions
• Security vulnerabilities are addressed

Validation Sequence

pnpm run build    # Must pass
pnpm run lint     # Must pass
pnpm test         # Must pass (no skips)
pnpm audit        # Should show no new vulnerabilities

When to Use the Agent vs. Manual Update