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Streamlining the migration experience

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angular, typescript

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Comece com o comando ng update e o ponto de entrada da migração referenciado em packages/core/schematics/utils/tsurge/migration.ts. Leia como as migrações opcionais e manuais são atualmente listadas, selecionadas e executadas, incluindo o fluxo de --migrate-only. O trabalho estará concluído quando houver uma experiência unificada e acordada para listar, executar, solicitar e verificar migrações, considerando a compatibilidade com Nx.

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area: @angular/cli feature feature: in backlog ng update DX
Command

update

Description

I might be missing something but it seems to me that Angular provides three kinds of "migrations":

  • mandatory migrations (e.g. update-workspace-config)
  • optional migrations (e.g. use-application-builder)
  • "manual migrations" implemented as schematics (e.g. signal-input-migration)

While everything works perfectly, like Swiss clocks, the CLI could provide a more unified experience to thwart the following limitations :

  • users have to run ng update to list which packages could be updated before running the same command with the packages they want to update
  • to run optional migrations later, users have to run ng update --migrate-only --from [previous_version]
  • to list "manual migrations", users have to run ng g @angular/core: --help
  • there is no built-in way to implement a "check" CI step that prevents making changes with code that should have been migrated (e.g. running migrations and checking that the output is Nothing to be done.)
Describe the solution you'd like

It would be nice if ng update could:

  • merge both optional and "manual migrations" / migration schematics concepts
  • have a mode that migrates all packages that can be migrated
  • run migrations without interaction or by only prompting users if the codebase contains code that should be migrated (i.e. after running tsurge's analyze phase for migrations using tsurge )
  • have a "check" mode that tells the user if the codebase contains code that Angular could have migrated. This would make it easier to implement a "check" CI step that prevents making changes that should have been migrated

Hopefully, this should reduce the cognitive load for users.

It would be nice also to consider Nx compatibility. Right now, Nx does not have an "optional" migration concept so the optional flag is ignored.
As an additional input, here is how Nx handles migration opt-outs: https://nx.dev/recipes/tips-n-tricks/advanced-update

Describe alternatives you've considered

Provide a more intuitive command than ng g @angular/core: --help to list all available migration schematics.
Maybe ng update could list them.

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