Execution Guidelines · Azure Upgrade · microsoft/azure-skills

Wrapper preference: Use Maven Wrapper (mvnw/mvnw.cmd) or Gradle Wrapper (gradlew/gradlew.bat) when present in the project root, unless user explicitly specifies otherwise.
Template compliance: Follow the HTML-comment instructions in the template reference files when creating and populating .github/java-upgrade/{RUN_ID}/plan.md, progress.md, summary.md. You may remove the HTML comments after populating each section.
Output directory: All plan/progress/summary files are created under .github/java-upgrade/{RUN_ID}/ in the project being migrated. Create this directory at the start of the run.
Uninterrupted run: Complete each phase fully without pausing for user input.
Git: If git is available, create a new branch java-upgrade/{RUN_ID} before starting the migration. Commit changes per step on this branch. If git is not available, log a warning and proceed — files remain uncommitted in the working directory. Use for and placeholders.

Wrapper preference: Use Maven Wrapper (mvnw/mvnw.cmd) or Gradle Wrapper (gradlew/gradlew.bat) when present in the project root, unless user explicitly specifies otherwise.
Template compliance: Follow the HTML-comment instructions in the template reference files when creating and populating .github/java-upgrade/{RUN_ID}/plan.md, progress.md, summary.md. You may remove the HTML comments after populating each section.
Output directory: All plan/progress/summary files are created under .github/java-upgrade/{RUN_ID}/ in the project being migrated. Create this directory at the start of the run.
Uninterrupted run: Complete each phase fully without pausing for user input.
Git: If git is available, create a new branch java-upgrade/{RUN_ID} before starting the migration. Commit changes per step on this branch. If git is not available, log a warning and proceed — files remain uncommitted in the working directory. Use for and placeholders.