TypeScript 6.0 Migration Checker
Analyses tsconfig.json for TS 6.0 breaking changes, deprecated options, and readiness grade.

What TypeScript 6.0 Migration Checker does
A comprehensive guide to TypeScript migration, covering breaking changes, configuration, and migration strategies for TypeScript 5.x projects, with practical examples and best practices for migrating existing codebases. Includes migration patterns, common pitfalls, and best practices for upgrading TypeScript projects while maintaining compatibility and leveraging new language features. The guide covers tsconfig.json configuration, module resolution, and migration strategies for modern TypeScript development.
How to use the DevBolt TypeScript 6.0 Migration Checker
- 1
Read the migration guide section by section
- 2
Follow the code examples for each migration step
- 3
Test changes in a feature branch before applying to production
Best for
Teams migrating from older TypeScript versions or migrating existing projects to newer TypeScript features
Limitations
- Requires Node.js 18+ for full feature set
- Some advanced TypeScript features may require additional configuration
TypeScript 6.0 Migration Checker FAQ
- How do I migrate from TypeScript 4.x to 5.0?
- Run `npm i typescript@latest` and update `tsconfig.json` to use the new `module` option. Review the [migration guide](https://www.typescriptlang.org/typescript/) for detailed migration steps.
- What if I have custom tsconfig settings?
- The migration tool preserves your existing tsconfig.json structure while applying modern defaults. Review the generated diff to see exact changes.
- Can I use TypeScript 6.0 features with older Node.js versions?
- Yes, TypeScript compiles down to your target environment. The type checking happens at compile time, not runtime.
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