Break a dependency replacement into reviewable stages with compatibility checks, exit criteria and realistic rollback limits.
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Current dependency, target and version information if known. Default: Replace an internal HTTP wrapper with a maintained client behind the same application-facing interface.
Affected callers and required compatibility. Default: Six service modules call request_json(url, timeout). Preserve exception types and response decoding behavior.
Relevant release notes, tests, team constraints and evidence gaps. Default: New client documentation is not yet supplied. Existing tests cover success and 404 responses. Two engineers have one week for a pilot.
Plan this library or framework migration.
Current and target setup: Replace an internal HTTP wrapper with a maintained client behind the same application-facing interface.
Affected code and compatibility requirements: Six service modules call request_json(url, timeout). Preserve exception types and response decoding behavior.
Available migration documentation and constraints: New client documentation is not yet supplied. Existing tests cover success and 404 responses. Two engineers have one week for a pilot.
Map known breaking changes to affected modules, citing the supplied documentation. Label undocumented differences as research tasks rather than filling them from memory.
Choose an incremental strategy and give ordered phases. Each phase needs a bounded code change, compatibility adapter if necessary, focused validation, exit criteria and rollback checkpoint. Identify transitive dependencies and configuration or deployment changes that could couple phases together.
Explain when rollback would cease to be simple, especially if data formats or persisted state change. End with cleanup steps and unresolved risks. Do not promise zero downtime, fixed effort estimates or lossless rollback without evidence.No public examples yet for version 1
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