migrating-tauri-apps

To migrate a Tauri app from v1 to v2 stable, run the migration command to automate configuration restructuring, plugin-based API updates, and environment variable name changes. After running the automated steps, manually validate the updated project structure and API usage to ensure a successful migration.

Upgrading Tauri to v2 stable involves breaking changes to top-level configuration, mainBinaryName updates, plugin-based API migrations, environment variable names, and path structures. The migration enforces these structural and API changes to align your project with the v2 stable release.

Yes, the Tauri v2 migration process applies to both Rust and JavaScript/TypeScript Tauri projects. It supports migrating from v1.x to v2 stable and from v2 beta to v2 stable, ensuring configuration and code updates are applied across both language environments.

The best way to update Tauri v2 beta configurations to the stable release is to run the automated migration command. This updates top-level config fields, plugin-based APIs, and path structures, followed by a guided manual review to verify production-ready changes.

Tauri v2 migration requires manual validation after automated steps because automated updates to configurations, plugin-based APIs, and path structures may need project-specific review. Guided verification ensures all breaking changes are correctly applied for a production-ready migration.