dependency-upgrade-path

To plan a safe dependency upgrade path, you analyze current dependencies, versions, and known risks to generate actionable upgrade steps. This categorizes risks and highlights security vulnerabilities to minimize disruption.

The best way to upgrade dependencies without breaking changes is to use a phased upgrade plan that categorizes risks and highlights known vulnerabilities. This generates targeted per-package or all-dependencies update strategies.

Yes, you can generate a tailored upgrade plan for a single package like prisma by running a targeted query. This analyzes the specific dependency version and provides actionable steps without applying changes automatically.

Security-aware analysis during a dependency upgrade highlights known vulnerabilities in your package.json and provides recommended mitigations. It extracts current package data to ensure the upgrade path avoids risky versions.

No, the dependency upgrade path does not automatically modify your package.json file. It extracts your current dependency data to deliver actionable upgrade steps and phased plans, leaving the actual execution to you.