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docs(cli): correct --latest to follow merged PR #505

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Expand Up @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ When used without arguments, updates all dependencies.
| Command | Meaning |
|----------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|`pnpm up` | Updates all dependencies, adhering to ranges specified in `package.json` |
|`pnpm up --latest` | Updates all dependencies, ignoring ranges specified in `package.json` |
|`pnpm up --latest` | Updates all dependencies to their latest versions |
|`pnpm up foo@2` | Updates `foo` to the latest version on v2 |
|`pnpm up "@babel/*"` | Updates all dependencies under the `@babel` scope |

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### --latest, -L

Ignores the version range specified in `package.json`. Instead, the version specified by the `latest` tag will be used (potentially upgrading the packages across major versions).
Update the dependencies to their latest stable version as determined by their `latest` tags (potentially upgrading the packages across major versions) as long as the version range specified in `package.json` is lower than the `latest` tag (i.e. it will not downgrade prereleases).

### --global, -g

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