Best way to migrate from v3 to v5 #44799
Replies: 2 comments
-
what did you end up doing finally? |
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
-
Migrating directly from Ant Design v3 to v5 can be a significant task, but with proper planning and strategy, it's definitely achievable. Here are some steps you can follow to migrate from Ant Design v3 to v5: Understand the Changes: Before starting the migration process, make sure to thoroughly read the release notes for Ant Design v4 and v5. Understand the breaking changes, new features, and any deprecated components or APIs. Assess Your Project: Take inventory of your project dependencies and usage of Ant Design components. Identify any customizations or overrides you've made to Ant Design components. Upgrade Dependencies: Update your project's package.json file to use the latest version of Ant Design v5. Make sure to also update any other dependencies that might have breaking changes when moving to Ant Design v5. Test Compatibility: After updating the dependencies, thoroughly test your application to ensure compatibility with Ant Design v5. Pay special attention to any components or features that have been deprecated or changed. Update Components and APIs: Update your codebase to use the new Ant Design v5 components and APIs. This might involve replacing deprecated components, updating component props, or making other adjustments to align with the new version. Handle Customizations: If you've made customizations or overrides to Ant Design components, review them to ensure they still work as expected with Ant Design v5. You may need to adjust your customizations to accommodate any changes in the component APIs. Refactor Styling: Ant Design v5 introduces significant changes to its CSS architecture, including the use of CSS variables and the removal of Less support. If your project relies heavily on custom styling or Less, you'll need to refactor your stylesheets to align with the new CSS architecture. Performance Optimization: Take advantage of any performance optimizations or improvements introduced in Ant Design v5. This might involve optimizing bundle size, reducing redundant renders, or improving code splitting. Testing and QA: Thoroughly test your application after the migration to ensure everything works as expected. Pay attention to both functional and visual aspects of your application. Documentation and Training: Update your project documentation and provide training to your team members on the changes introduced in Ant Design v5. Make sure everyone is familiar with the new features and best practices. Monitor and Iterate: Monitor your application post-migration to identify any issues or regressions. Iterate on your codebase as needed to address any issues that arise. |
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
-
I'm working on a project thats been running for years now on Ant Design v3 and Its starting to show its age now.
I understand that there are compat libraries for migrating from v3 to v4 and v4 to v5, but just curious if there's a way I can go directly from v3 to v5.
I'm trying to devise a strategy to do so, and I would really appreciate some help.
Thank you.
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
All reactions