fec-dependency-upgrade

Frontend dependency upgrades require a staged plan with a verification matrix to ensure CI stability. This workflow reads your lockfile and package manager state to generate risk-aware upgrade batches, covering install, typecheck, tests, and build validation.

Major version migrations involve checking official release notes, migration guides, and peer dependency constraints. This workflow categorizes major migrations separately from patch upgrades, documenting compatibility checks and residual risks to ensure safe toolchain transitions.

Auditing lockfile changes and security fixes starts by establishing a factual baseline of current package versions and CI commands. This workflow verifies sources against compatibility constraints and generates a verification matrix to validate security patches.

Yes, toolchain transitions and Node version updates are supported as upgrade targets. The workflow establishes a baseline of your current environment, defines batch strategies for toolchain changes, and provides rollback guidance for failed migrations.

A verification matrix for dependency upgrades should include install, typecheck, tests, build, and optional E2E or smoke tests. This workflow generates this matrix automatically as part of a structured upgrade plan, synchronized with your project's current CI validation state.

Rollback guidance is needed when major version migrations or toolchain changes introduce breaking changes or peer dependency conflicts. This workflow documents rollback procedures and residual risks alongside the staged upgrade plan to ensure safe recovery.