markstream-migration

Migrate Markdown rendering by auditing current usage, classifying the approach as direct swap or custom, and executing a staged plan with safety checks to preserve user-visible behavior during adoption.

Handle Markdown plugin chains by classifying the migration as plugin-heavy, auditing the existing pipeline, and deciding whether to use scoped overrides or custom components to maintain functionality.

Preserve custom Markdown rendering behavior by using scoped overrides via setCustomComponents, ensuring user-visible output remains unchanged while swapping the underlying renderer.

Choose streaming versus nodes for Markdown rendering based on your application's usage patterns, deciding whether real-time output or static node generation better suits your performance and display requirements.

Approach a security-focused Markdown renderer migration by classifying it as security-heavy, auditing HTML handling, and rewriting pipelines to ensure safe adoption without introducing vulnerabilities.

You can perform a direct renderer swap safely by first auditing your codebase, planning staged adoption steps, and using scoped overrides to ensure existing Markdown rendering behavior is fully preserved.