upgrade-htmx-2-to-4

Migrating HTMX 2 to HTMX 4 involves fetching remote guidance files, comparing them with local references, flagging changes, and proposing updates through a structured migration workflow. This ensures your codebase aligns with official HTMX 4 documentation.

Updating local HTMX documentation references is done by fetching remote guidance files and comparing them with local files using dependencies like curl and cmp. The process flags discrepancies and suggests updates to keep references synchronized.

The HTMX 2 to 4 migration workflow requires curl and cmp dependencies to fetch remote guidance files and compare them against local references. These tools enable the automated verification and flagging of changes in your codebase.

You can integrate HTMX migration checks into CI pipelines or developer onboarding using the reusable workflow provided. It automates verification of remote HTMX guidance against local references and generates a step-by-step migration checklist.

Using a guided checklist for updating HTMX 2 to HTMX 4 provides actionable recommendations for common changes and structured migration steps. It ensures local references stay synchronized with official guidance and automates verification of updates.

Automating HTMX 4 reference synchronization relies on comparing local files with fetched remote guidance using curl and cmp. It is limited to flagging changes and proposing updates for documentation references and migration workflows across applicable projects.