dependency-upgrade

To plan a major dependency upgrade safely, you need to audit current dependencies, build a compatibility matrix for interdependent packages, and execute a phased rollout with automated tests and rollback procedures.

A dependency compatibility matrix maps version compatibility across interdependent packages in a multi-package project. You need one when planning major version upgrades that require breaking changes to ensure all package versions align correctly.

Execute a staged rollout for project dependencies by applying phased upgrades sequentially, running automated tests after each phase, and maintaining rollback procedures to revert safely if compatibility checks fail.

Yes, automating rollback procedures is part of the upgrade workflow. The process includes steps for automated tests and rollback follow-up verification, ensuring you can revert safely if breaking changes occur during major version upgrades.

The best way to audit dependencies for multi-package projects is to identify upgrade opportunities and potential conflicts across all packages, then map them in a compatibility matrix before planning phased upgrade stages.

Yes, the dependency upgrade workflow is designed for JavaScript and TypeScript projects, generating an upgrade plan and running initial compatibility checks to handle breaking changes safely.