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Tools like this seem like a great way to manage breaking changes if done right. Far too often, frequently with JavaScript, I'll find myself with a project whose
by ZoomerCretin 2y ago
Tools like this seem like a great way to manage breaking changes if done right. Far too often, frequently with JavaScript, I'll find myself with a project whose dependencies are 2-3 major versions out of date, and the documentation of these versions' breaking changes is of course very poor and lacking in sufficiently detailed examples.
- baweaver 2y agoThat's definitely one of the core motivations is to capture, contextually, as much of an upgrade as possible in hard code. It's also a perniciously hard problem I'm very far from solving well quite yet.