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New area for userland migrations #7267
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The new userland migrations needs a place on nodejs.org to publicise its existence and explain how to use it. Each API doc may reference a specific migration recipe (probably a link to github), but the overall concept should have its own place. Perhaps a Learn section for authorship and consumption?
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ovflowd commentedon Nov 21, 2024
Can you elaborate more?
AugustinMauroy commentedon Nov 21, 2024
I'm not 100% sure that good idea to put it in learn but idk where we can put that. Maybe a new subsection on about but not really right
JakobJingleheimer commentedon Nov 21, 2024
In what regard? Ex do you want to know what "userland migrations" are, or are you wondering about the content for the new website section?
bmuenzenmeyer commentedon Nov 21, 2024
it'd be kinda nice to include within:
perhaps you've given it more thought too @JakobJingleheimer but i am a big +1 to provide this in as many places people will see it
here's some MUI examples
inline within relevant docs
upgrade posts
https://mui.com/material-ui/migration/upgrade-to-v6/#breaking-changes
JakobJingleheimer commentedon Nov 21, 2024
Yes! If the codemod is available when the feature is released (the ideal case), I think it should definitely be included in the release notes / changelog 🙂
ovflowd commentedon Nov 22, 2024
I believe Brian replied to the questions I had (unintentionally); I wasn't sure what this was about, but having little info boxes across pages mentioning these makes sense to me :)
JakobJingleheimer commentedon Nov 22, 2024
Including in the changelog is not the request (that has nothing to do with the website team 😜).
Userland Migrations is what I presented in Dublin. See the readme for an explanation of what it is: https://github.com/nodejs/userland-migrations/tree/chore/initial-setup
mikeesto commentedon Nov 23, 2024
If I'm understanding correctly - what @JakobJingleheimer is proposing is a new page (or pages) on Learn that explain what codemods are and how to use them. That sounds OK to me.
AugustinMauroy commentedon Nov 23, 2024
Yeah @mikeesto I think you got right. But my question is, is the right place ?
JakobJingleheimer commentedon Nov 23, 2024
Yes, exactly :) Learn was just a starting-point / suggestion.