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Four cms-sim releases in three weeks — to-import bundles, visual diff, and one-command pulls from Sanity + WordPress

DEV Community·Joshua Pozos·22 days ago
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Three weeks ago I posted about content-model-simulator at v0.3.0 . The pitch was simple: stop testing Contentful content models blindly. Define schemas locally, preview them in a browser, catch the bad field design before editorial has 200 entries in it. Today the package is at v0.6.1 . That's four minor releases in three weeks, all pre-1.0, all shipped publicly the moment they were ready instead of bundled into one big drop. Here's what landed, what I learned about the cadence, and one specific thing I need from anyone reading this. v0.4.0 — to-import closed the migration loop The first big gap I hit after v0.3.0 was the silent one between "the simulation looks right" and "now actually run the migration in Contentful." cms-sim simulate produced a beautiful preview, but exporting that to a Contentful-importable shape was still on the user. cms-sim to-import converts a simulation output directory into the JSON bundle that the official contentful-import CLI consumes.…

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