We've been very intentional about incremental adoption and reducing the number of breaking changes, as well as giving folks codemods when they upgrade and provi

We've been very intentional about incremental adoption and reducing the number of breaking changes, as well as giving folks codemods when they upgrade and providing escape hatches. For example, when upgrading to Next.js 12, which turned on SWC by default, we had already been testing an experimental version for many months which folks could try out. Then with 12, you could opt-out in the config if you didn't want to use it by default.