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To migrate from Jetpack Navigation 2 to Navigation 3, follow the migration guide to upgrade your app by implementing NavDisplay-based navigation. This process transitions you to type-safe routes using NavKey and entryProvider patterns for safer destination definitions.

Back stack management with NavDisplay in Navigation 3 uses type-safe routes and multiple back stacks to handle adaptive layouts. It leverages scene strategies to render UI, providing flexible control over navigation state and supporting saveable state persistence across configuration changes.

Yes, Navigation 3 supports modal destinations including dialogs and bottom sheets within your Compose UI. You can implement these patterns using NavDisplay and scene strategies, which provide specific recipes for rendering modal overlays alongside standard navigation flows.

The entryProvider in Jetpack Navigation 3 is used to define type-safe destinations by mapping NavKey instances to their corresponding UI destinations. It serves as the core registration mechanism within NavDisplay, ensuring navigation routes are securely typed and properly resolved.

Yes, Navigation 3 supports adaptive layouts including list-detail and two-pane views through NavDisplay and scene strategies. These components manage multiple back stacks to render conditional navigation patterns, allowing your Compose UI to adapt flexibly across different screen sizes.

You should use scene strategies in Compose Navigation 3 when you need to render complex UI patterns like dialogs, bottom sheets, or adaptive two-pane layouts. They define how NavDisplay renders specific destinations, enabling flexible management of conditional navigation and multiple back stacks.