prisma-next-extension-upgrade

To upgrade Prisma Next extension dependencies, you can automate the process by bumping `@prisma-next/*` packages across minor versions while maintaining exact-pin requirements and executing necessary SPI migration logic.

SPI migration is the process of applying per-transition upgrade instructions, including codemods and manual steps, to keep Prisma Next extensions compatible with the latest framework contract, middleware, and migration surfaces.

You can ensure exact version pins during a Prisma Next upgrade by using automated validation to verify dependency pins, apply transition chain bumps, and execute commit cycles for framework compatibility.

Yes, you can automate codemods and type-level migrations for Prisma Next extensions by executing per-transition upgrade instructions that validate contract definitions and ensure extension compatibility with the framework.

Yes, you need a TypeScript environment to run Prisma Next extension upgrade scripts, as the migration logic and dependency management rely on TypeScript and the `tsx` runtime executor.

Prisma Next extension migrations may fail after a minor version bump if SPI-breaking changes are not handled correctly, requiring automated validation and per-transition migration instructions to verify contract integrity.