Upgrade Radar · for Shopware 6 agencies — by Apeirion Labs

Know which plugins break a Shopware update — before you run it.

Upgrade Radar reads a shop's composer.lock and custom/plugins and tells you, per plugin, whether it will conflict with the target Shopware version — from declared constraints, with the excluding constraint quoted. No composer run, no vendor tree, no shop access. Run it over every client shop when you plan update windows.

Upgrade Radar — target Shopware 6.7.0.0 (current core: 6.6.10.3) [XX] acme/checkout-pro 2.3.1 — CONFLICT shopware/core '~6.6.0' EXCLUDES 6.7.0.0 [ok] acme/seo-tools 1.8.0 — COMPATIBLE shopware/core '^6.5' admits 6.7.0.0 [??] vendor/no-constraint 0.9.1 — UNKNOWN declares no shopware/* constraint totals: 2 compatible / 2 conflict / 2 unknown of 6 plugins

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Why this doesn't exist yet

Today's tools act after the damage: rollback managers restore, monitors alert. The pre-update conflict check is an open Shopware feature request. Upgrade Radar is that check, built for fleet-wide use.

Honest scope

Upgrade Radar evaluates declared constraints (a 15-rule composer-semantics engine, covered by a 38-case truth table). composer update --dry-run remains the definitive gate at update time — Upgrade Radar is what you run over every client shop before booking windows.
UNKNOWN is reported as UNKNOWN. No guessing, no green-washing your fleet report.
One run reads 1 shop. A whole fleet is a loop over shop directories, and the install guide ships the loop — there is no aggregated fleet roll-up, and we do not sell one.
Shipped today: the release-availability lookup that says whether a target-compatible release exists for each conflict. Not built: an aggregated fleet roll-up and a sandboxed dry-run executor. No dates are promised.

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