Evidence-backed SDK migrations

Ship dependency upgrades without inheriting the risk.

PatchFlow turns breaking SDK releases into tested, reviewable draft pull requests—complete with the evidence behind every migration.

Humans decide what merges. PatchFlow stops at a draft PR.

patchflow / run_24f8complete
payments-sdk1.4.2
payments-sdk2.0.0
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Migration evidenceStructured playbook

MIGRATION.md · exact version match

captured
02
Repository patch3 call sites updated

breaking API mapped to v2

changed
03
Required gates28 tests · 2 checks

setup, tests, and CI passed

ready
DRAFT PULL REQUESTReady for human review
patchflow:ready
Private repositoriesFail-closed test gatesBounded retriesNo automatic merge

THE MIDDLE MILE, AUTOMATED

From release note to ready PR.

Dependency bots find the update. PatchFlow does the engineering work between “new version available” and “safe to review.”
01

Read the release

PatchFlow gathers structured playbooks, migration guides, and upstream release notes—then records exactly what informed the change.

02

Patch the call sites

A bounded coding agent upgrades the package and the integration together, inside a narrowly scoped branch.

03

Prove the result

Repository setup, local tests, and required GitHub Checks must pass before the draft PR is marked ready.

NOT ANOTHER UPDATE ALERT

The upgrade is the work.

A version bump is easy. Understanding the break, changing the right code, and proving it still works is where engineering time goes. That is the part PatchFlow owns.See how evidence works
CapabilityUpdate botPatchFlow
Detects version drift
Updates broken call sites
Records migration evidence
Runs required test gates
Delivers a reviewable draft PR

BUILT TO STOP SAFELY

Automation with a review boundary.

Scoped credentials

Tokens stay out of clone URLs, logs, and generated branches.

Fail-closed gates

Missing setup, tests, or required checks can never become “ready.”

Bounded execution

Concurrency, cooldowns, allowlists, and retries keep the blast radius small.

YOUR BACKLOG HAS ONE OF THESE

Bring us the SDK upgrade everyone keeps postponing.

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