docusaurus-v2-to-v3-migration

Docusaurus v3 migration involves pre-checks using docusaurus-mdx-checker, upgrading dependencies to v3-compatible versions, fixing MDX syntax breaking changes (escaped braces and backticks), updating docusaurus.config.js and TypeScript config, adjusting Prism imports, then validating with npm start and npm run build.

The primary breaking changes are MDX v3 syntax incompatibilities requiring brace and backtick escaping, dependency version updates, configuration rewrites in docusaurus.config.js and TS settings, and Prism import adjustments that must be addressed before v3 deployment.

Yes. Automated migration handles MDX v3 compatibility fixes, dependency upgrades, configuration updates, and Prism import changes automatically, then runs validation checks to ensure the upgrade succeeds and your project builds without errors.

Docusaurus v3 requires MDX v3 compatibility changes, including escaped braces and backticks. Automated migration identifies and fixes these breaking syntax changes, eliminating manual debugging and ensuring your content renders correctly.

MDX v1 to v3 incompatibilities cause build failures. Pre-migration checks detect these issues early, and automated fixes escape incompatible syntax, update dependencies, and rewrite configurations so your project compiles and runs successfully.

Migration validation runs comprehensive checks including npm start for local dev server verification and npm run build for production compilation, ensuring all dependencies upgrade correctly, MDX syntax resolves, and configurations work end-to-end.