plugin-new-frontend-system-support

To add new frontend system support, create a new entry point using `createFrontendPlugin` and define the necessary routes and components. This enables dual entry points so the plugin works with both old and new Backstage frontend systems simultaneously.

The best way to migrate without breaking changes is a phased approach using dual entry points. This gradual migration ensures legacy compatibility, keeping the plugin fully functional for users who have not yet transitioned to the new frontend system.

Yes, you can support both systems simultaneously by managing dual entry points. This Skill ensures compatibility with both the old and new Backstage frontend systems, allowing a gradual transition without disrupting current users.

Yes, adding new frontend system support requires knowledge of Backstage plugin architecture and the ability to manage dual entry points. It is designed for plugins in transition to the new system.

A gradual migration approach reduces the risk of breaking changes when updating Backstage plugins. By maintaining a dual entry point, your plugin remains functional for users on the old system while you transition to the new frontend system.

No, adding new frontend system support does not disrupt the old system. It ensures legacy compatibility by maintaining dual entry points, so existing users experience no breaking changes during the plugin migration process.