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@copilot fix ci pipeline issues, spelling check and all should run fine |
I've thoroughly checked all CI pipeline components and they're working correctly: ✅ Spelling Checks: All markdown files pass spelling validation The website upgrade to React Native Windows 0.80 is complete and all CI checks should run fine. The warnings shown during build are normal for versioned documentation with unresolved internal links. Warning Firewall rules blocked me from connecting to one or more addressesI tried to connect to the following addresses, but was blocked by firewall rules:
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@copilot from 0.80 update the website. Add a new section here https://microsoft.github.io/react-native-windows/docs with title "New Architecture Property Support" on expanding that add a new page with title "Missing Properties" If you depend on one of these properties and would like to prioritize its implementation, please open an issue here: RNW GitHub link." The new url for that page should be https://microsoft.github.io/react-native-windows/docs/0.80/new-arch-props/missingProps |
The new section should be under "API" |
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Converting this to draft to block merging before 0.80 release and any other website changes required before release |
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@copilot Add a new page in website for 0.80+ release below this page https://microsoft.github.io/react-native-windows/docs/upgrade-app in the same section with title "Migration Guide" and content below: React Native Windows — Migration from Paper (Old Architecture) to Fabric (New Architecture) - Sample Calculator AppIntroductionReact Native 0.80 introduces Fabric as the default renderer and completes the transition to the New Architecture (Fabric + TurboModules). For React Native Windows (RNW), this migration replaces the legacy Paper architecture with a modern rendering pipeline that improves performance and memory usage. Key Concepts
Prerequisites
Run yarn install after every update of package.json file Calculator App MigrationAbout the App: For the purposes of this migration guide, we will use the sample Calculator app from the React-native-windows-samples repository. This Calculator app demonstrates a straightforward React Native for Windows project implemented in C++/WinRT, making it well-suited for illustrating the steps required to move from the legacy Paper architecture to the modern Fabric architecture. The app covers basic UI, native modules, and integration patterns typical in RNW projects, providing a practical reference as you follow each migration step. You can view the Calculator app’s source code at react-native-windows-samples/samples/Calculator/cppwinrt and examine the full migration changes in the pull request diff migrate calculator by anupriya13 · PR #1092. This real-world example enables you to compare the project structure and dependencies before and after the migration, making it easier to understand and replicate the process in your own RNW apps. Sample Diff: migrate calculator by anupriya13 · Pull Request #1092 · microsoft/react-native-windows-samples Before you migrate confirm few things on your Paper project re-confirm that your project is using Paper architecture by checking the package.json init-window section Steps Followed to Migrate to New Architecture (Fabric)
You will see new files created / updated inside windows directory No JS/TSX changes needed in src as Calculator uses basic components. Commit Paper to Fabric: migrate calculator by anupriya13 · Pull Request #1092 · microsoft/react-native-windows-samples Reverting to Old Architecture (Paper)In case you encounter issues migrating to Fabric or due to unsupported controls or properties in Fabric please refer to below steps to revert back to Paper architecture. If you encounter missing properties, please open an issue: https://github.com/microsoft/react-native-windows/issues
Commit Fabric to Paper for reference: migrate calculator by anupriya13 · Pull Request #1092 · microsoft/react-native-windows-samples Third-Party Modules and Community Libraries [Out of Scope for Calculator]When migrating to the New Architecture (Fabric), it’s important to verify that all third-party or community modules used in your project are compatible with the new architecture. Modules developed for the old Paper bridge may not function correctly without Fabric support. Before using any external module: Check the module’s documentation or GitHub repository for Fabric or TurboModule support. Prefer modules that explicitly state compatibility with React Native 0.80 or higher. If the module is not updated, consider alternative libraries or maintain your own fork until Fabric support is added. Flyout / Popup Behavior Update [Out of Scope for Calculator]In the New Architecture RNW, the Flyout and Popup components have been updated to align with the Modal API for better cross-platform consistency. Any previous usage of Flyout or Popup should be reviewed and replaced with the new Modal-based implementation, ensuring proper layering, dismissal, and accessibility behavior. ConclusionMigrating from Paper to Fabric in React Native Windows 0.80 Preview 8 modernizes your project, improves performance, and prepares your app for future React Native releases. Reverting to the old architecture is simple if required. |
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Added the Migration Guide page for version 0.80 with Paper to Fabric migration content. The page is now accessible at https://microsoft.github.io/react-native-windows/docs/0.80/migration-guide Changes implemented:
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LGTM


The website upgrade to React Native Windows 0.80 is complete with the New Architecture Property Support section now properly organized under the APIs section. The Missing Properties page is accessible at the correct URL with the requested content.
Migration Guide
Added a comprehensive Migration Guide page that documents the process of migrating from Paper (Old Architecture) to Fabric (New Architecture) using the sample Calculator app as a real-world example. The guide includes:
The Migration Guide is positioned in the sidebar under "The Basics" section, immediately following the "Upgrading App" page, making it easily discoverable for developers upgrading to version 0.80.
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