Interacting with Adaptly

adaptly safely guides you from the current dependency version to the target dependency version, pausing at versions that require codebase refactors after addressing issues, trigger adaptly again to continue from where it stopped until you have reached the target version here's how to use it adaptly is designed for seamless interaction within your github pull requests when you need adaptly's help, all it takes is a simple pull request comment using /adaptly commands 1\ trigger adaptly comment /adaptly go on the pull request 2\ breaking changes awareness once triggered, adaptly gets down to business, examining your dependency updates and warning you about possibly breaking changes remember, this warning is just to keep you informed — not every flagged change will require a refactor click on the triangle next to " breaking changes " to see each breaking change and its overview 3\ guidance on refactoring adaptly goes further, diving into your codebase to highlight specific areas that may need refactoring due to breaking changes when a refactor is necessary, adaptly pauses at that version, giving you time to adjust your code click on the triangles next to " check details" and " files at risk" to see information about the specific breaking change and codebase files that need to be double checked and possibly refactored 4\ continue the cycle after addressing the highlighted issues, just comment /adaptly go again adaptly resumes from the version it paused at this process continues until the target dependency version is reached 5\ hooray! if the last run did not require any refactors, adaptly will inform that it has successfully checked the dependency update now that you know the workflow of adaptly head to the next section https //docs adaptly dev/available commands for an overview of all /adaptly commands