check-sdk-version

To check if your onboarding SDK version is up to date, compare the consuming app's installed headless and UI SDK versions against the plugin's tested version. The tool reads package.json and lockfiles to detect mismatches and reports alignment status without performing installations.

A React Native onboarding SDK version mismatch occurs when the consuming app's installed headless or UI SDK versions drift from the plugin's tested version in plugin.json. This schema drift can cause runtime breakages, requiring version alignment checks to identify and resolve discrepancies.

Yes, you can check SDK versions in a monorepo with locked dependencies. The tool reads version data from package.json and lockfiles, providing non-blocking upgrade recommendations with explicit commands and clear user-consent flow, including specific guidance for monorepo and locked dependency environments.

The best way to prevent runtime schema drift is to perform version alignment checks across the plugin and the target app's headless and UI SDK variants. Comparing versions from plugin.json and package.json detects mismatches early and proposes upgrades before breakages occur.

No, the SDK version check does not automatically install upgrades. It provides non-blocking upgrade recommendations with explicit commands and a clear user-consent flow, proposing necessary upgrades without performing any installations to ensure user control over the process.