Upgrade Geogirafe Version

1. If you need, change the target version in your package.json.

2. Run:

   cd front
   npm upgrade

3. You'll probably need to update your files if breaking changes were introduced. To have the list of such changes, search for @geogirafe/lib-geoportal in the diff of the package-lock.json to find which version you upgraded from.

       "node_modules/@geogirafe/lib-geoportal": {
   -      "version": "1.0.0-2090024287",
   -      "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/@geogirafe/lib-geoportal/-/lib-geoportal-1.0.0-2090024287.tgz",
   -      "integrity": "sha512-wR7+Kpp1C+I70NwI5uj/jBTWJqukvKYr2h0AdHgTCx21ctjpSjzVbqzqcjtfpQgMgHp3wuK6CNfuIs7GjbC0dw==",
   +      "version": "1.0.2136394118",
   +      "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/@geogirafe/lib-geoportal/-/lib-geoportal-1.0.2136394118.tgz",
   +      "integrity": "sha512-Qy6A1H03/Ahst1E0aRy6HXlNxe1JNE65UBtICvsYoTowZ3gTIGbV6mZi04FhXAX2acTBE+h9eDUalt4eqB1ewQ==",
       }

   Check the changelog here between the two versions.

4. If breaking changes occurred between the two versions, you'll see this red message:

   🛆 This version includes manual migration steps. See the Merge-Request details for more infos.

   Click on the corresponding merge request link and apply the manual steps listed under the Migration Steps / Breaking-Changes section, pay attention to not override some work you've already done. This is valid either common files like index.html but also for anything inherited in your custom components.