dep-upgrade-safe

Identify breaking changes and codemod steps for major dependency upgrades.

32|13|Updated Apr 21, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/nghiahsgs/taw-kit --skill dep-upgrade-safe
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Skill: dep-upgrade-safe
Source: https://github.com/nghiahsgs/taw-kit/tree/main/skills/dep-upgrade-safe
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/nghiahsgs/taw-kit --skill dep-upgrade-safe

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Upgrading dependencies across Next.js, React, Tailwind, TypeScript, and related tools is risky due to hidden breaking changes. This guide provides a centralized cheatsheet with breaking-change notes, practical codemod guidance, and a rollback protocol to minimize downtime and surprises.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Breaking-change notes for common taw-kit dependencies across major version bumps.
  • Codemod guidance with commands to automate migrations and reduce manual edits.
  • Rollback protocol with snapshot steps to revert upgrades safely.
  • Use cases include upgrading Next.js from 13→14/15, React 18→19, and Tailwind 3→4 while preserving project integrity.

Quick Start

Review your project dependencies, consult the cheatsheet, apply the recommended codemods, and perform the rollback if needed.

Frequently Asked Questions about dep-upgrade-safe

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I safely upgrade Next.js or React major versions without breaking my project?

To safely upgrade Next.js or React, review breaking-change notes for major version bumps, apply recommended codemod commands to automate migrations, and use a rollback protocol with snapshots to revert if issues arise.

What breaking changes should I expect when upgrading Tailwind CSS from version 3 to 4?

When upgrading Tailwind CSS from 3 to 4, expect breaking changes that require code migrations. Identify these changes through breaking-change notes and apply provided codemod commands to automate migrations and reduce manual edits.

Can I automate TypeScript dependency migrations using codemods?

Yes, you can automate TypeScript dependency migrations using codemod commands. This guide provides codemod guidance to automate code transformations and minimize manual edits during major TypeScript version upgrades.

What is the best way to rollback a failed dependency upgrade in a TypeScript project?

The best way to rollback a failed dependency upgrade is to follow a rollback protocol with snapshot steps. This allows you to safely revert upgrades and restore project integrity if breaking changes cause unexpected downtime.

Does this dependency upgrade guide apply to backend frameworks like Drizzle ORM?

Yes, this dependency upgrade guide applies to backend tools like Drizzle ORM. It covers major dependency upgrades across frontend stacks and related tools, providing breaking-change notes and codemod suggestions for Drizzle migrations.