All projects matching “migration”

PyPI breaking changes between two versions of a Python package, before a pip package upgrade: the documented breaking changes per version from the project's CHANGELOG, HISTORY or CHANGES file and GitHub release notes (alpha/beta/rc folded into the major), plus Requires-Python and required dependency changes, yanked versions, migration guide links and a verdict. PEP 440 versions ('1.10.13', '2.0')

Starts a website migration comparison: checks page existence, content and visual regression between a source site and its migrated copy, then produces a report with screenshots. Use it to verify a migration or redesign before go-live. Priced on the pages it compares (the urls list, or the pages discovery finds, at most the optional maxPages ceiling), no page limit: 0.02 USD per page for the first

Does a website use Beaver Builder? Fetches the page (homepage for a bare domain) and matches Beaver Builder's fingerprints in the HTML and response headers, returning yes/no with the evidence snippet and the category (page-builder). Technographics for sales, competitor research and migration planning, one technology per call. $0.01 per check.

Requires an unauthenticated caller-owned baseline; returns real current NS/MX records, added/removed sets and tri-state target-provider transition. Current DNS comes from one bounded native recursive-resolver query; existing Dossier provides context. Resolver caching may apply; no account ownership or global migration-completion claim. Existing provider patterns are reused without new invented att

Give this API a list of up to 10 web addresses and it will visit each one to tell you whether it is working, broken, or redirecting visitors somewhere else. You get back the exact status number (like 200 for OK, 404 for not found, 500 for server error), whether the address redirects, and where it redirects to. Great for finding broken links, verifying website migrations, and running quick SEO audi

Express Entry 2026 category checker — category membership now beats raw CRS (physicians drew at 169 vs CEC 507+). Declares your eligibility across all 10 categories (5 new in 2026, incl. the Canadian-experience trio and CAF recruits), the OBSERVED 2026 cutoff range per category, dormancy warnings (STEM: no draw in 27+ months), and a deterministic strategy read for your CRS. Source-pinned draw data

Review a built-in risky Docker Compose control-plane service for privileged execution, host namespaces, broad capabilities, an unconfined seccomp profile, literal environment secrets, a public Docker API port, a mounted runtime socket, missing limits, and mutable images without starting containers