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by pluma 3123 days ago
It'd be interesting to see Angular join the React bandwagon and embrace codemods. React has broken compatibility several times (though you now get deprecation warnings on the final minor release before a breaking major) but Facebook has an internal policy that if React breaks compatibility, the React team has to fix the application code it breaks -- which has lead to every breaking change coming with codemods which can automate the necessary adjustments, making upgrades significantly smoother.