react-native-migration-0.79.x-to-latest

To migrate React Native from 0.79 to 0.83, you need to apply automated detection and guided fixes for breaking changes in Android native modules, MainApplication.kt, and dependencies. The workflow enforces pre-migration analysis, dependency updates, and build validation.

Upgrading React Native 0.79 on Android requires fixing breaking changes in MainApplication.kt, refactoring custom native modules, and updating third-party dependencies. The migration process uses automated detection to identify these issues and provides actionable fixes.

Yes, this migration workflow is designed for large React Native projects with custom native code. It performs pre-migration analysis, automates detection of configuration drift, and guides you through platform-specific build validation for both Android and iOS.

The best way to validate a React Native 0.83 migration is by performing clean builds and running platform-specific checks for Android and iOS. The workflow enforces these validation checks to ensure runtime readiness and confirm all automated fixes applied correctly.

React Native 0.83 build failures after upgrading from 0.79 usually stem from configuration drift or outdated Android native modules. Running a clean build and using automated detection helps identify remaining breaking changes in MainApplication.kt or third-party libraries.