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@comet/upgrade

v1.6.0

Published

Upgrade scripts for Comet DXP

Downloads

58

Readme

@comet/upgrade

Upgrade scripts for Comet DXP

Usage

npx @comet/upgrade <target-version>

For example:

npx @comet/upgrade v4

Create a new upgrade script

  1. Start the development process:

    npm start
  2. Add a new script for the version you want to upgrade to, for instance, src/v4/change-something.ts. The script must have a function as default export that performs the changes. See src/v4/remove-clear-types-script.ts for an example.

  3. Test the upgrade script

    Navigate to the project you want to upgrade:

    cd project-you-want-to-upgrade/

    Create a new branch to test the script:

    git checkout -b upgrade-comet-to-4

    Execute the local @comet/upgrade binary:

    ../comet-upgrade/bin/index.js 4 # comet-upgrade directory
    

    Verify the changes in your project. If something is not as expected, adapt the upgrade script accordingly and then run it again on a clean state:

    git reset --hard HEAD
    
    ../comet-upgrade/bin/index.js 4