The official React 19 migration codemod is useful. It handles the mechanical stuff: ReactDOM.render...
The official React 19 migration codemod is useful. It handles the mechanical
stuff: ReactDOM.render → createRoot, string refs, prop-types cleanup.
But it leaves three categories of silent breakage that don't surface until
something breaks in production.
1. Peer-dep conflicts the installer swallows
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