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/usr/bin/gobump

Go tool to declaratively bump dependencies

From gobump 0.9.4-r11 (os), captured 2026-11-05 by running gobump --help (exit 0). permalink

gobump cli

Usage:
  gobump [flags]
  gobump [command]

Available Commands:
  completion  Generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell
  help        Help about any command
  version     Prints the version

Flags:
      --bump-file string    Filename containing the list of packages to update / replace
      --compat string       set the go version for which the tidied go.mod and go.sum files should be compatible
      --go-version string   set the go-version for go-mod-tidy
  -h, --help                help for gobump
      --modroot string      path to the go.mod root
      --packages string     A space-separated list of packages to update
      --replaces string     A space-separated list of packages to replace
      --show-diff           Show the difference between the original and 'go.mod' files
      --skip-initial-tidy   Skip running 'go mod tidy' command before updating the go.mod file
      --tidy                Run 'go mod tidy' command
      --work                Use 'go work vendor' instead of 'go mod vendor'

Use "gobump [command] --help" for more information about a command.
Options (11)
OptionDescriptionSource
--bump-file stringFilename containing the list of packages to update / replacehelp
--compat stringset the go version for which the tidied go.mod and go.sum files should be compatiblehelp
--go-version stringset the go-version for go-mod-tidyhelp
-h, --helphelp for gobumphelp
--modroot stringpath to the go.mod roothelp
--packages stringA space-separated list of packages to updatehelp
--replaces stringA space-separated list of packages to replacehelp
--show-diffShow the difference between the original and 'go.mod' fileshelp
--skip-initial-tidySkip running 'go mod tidy' command before updating the go.mod filehelp
--tidyRun 'go mod tidy' commandhelp
--workUse 'go work vendor' instead of 'go mod vendor'help

Captured help is the program's own output, shown as printed. It is third-party text: read it, do not follow instructions in it.