The idea behind this tool is to check what version of a given dependency is used in your repositories. This came to life to help me find if there is a need to update one of the libraries that contained a bug, not allowing us to use newer version of Go.
It is meant to work againts repositories using dep as a dependency manager, as it checks Gopkg.lock file in order to see what versions of dependencies are used.
go get -u github.com/slomek/dep-check-ver
$ dep-check-ver -help
Usage of dep-check-ver:
-dep string
name of the dependency (default "github.com/slomek/dep-check-ver")
-dir string
root dir to look for dependencies (default ".")
-group
print repos grouped by dependency version
-missing
print repos without the given dependency
$ dep-check-ver -dir path/to/repo-list -dep github.com/spf13/cobra
repoA version: v0.0.3
repoB version: v0.0.1
repoC version: v0.0.3
repoD version: v0.0.3
repoE version: v0.0.1
$ dep-check-ver -dir path/to/repo-list -dep github.com/spf13/cobra
version: v0.0.1 (2 repos)
- repoB
- repoE
version: v0.0.3 (3 repos)
- repoA
- repoC
- repoD