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migrate moves projects on the other tracker's Next.js, Vue, SvelteKit and Angular packages to @fixwire/nextjs, @fixwire/vue, @fixwire/sveltekit and @fixwire/angular (its Svelte package to @fixwire/browser), renames the Next.js config wrapper, the router transition hook, SvelteKit's handleError wrapper, handle hook and Vite plugin, and says what changed where a call takes less (the config wrapper's second argument, the Vite plugin's upload options, Angular's report dialog) and what replaces what Fixwire lacks (Angular's TraceService: provideFixwire()). Nuxt gets precise steps: the module, the config files, the DSN. Environment variables keep a framework's public prefix (NEXT_PUBLIC_FIXWIRE_DSN, VITE_FIXWIRE_DSN).
sourcemaps upload --delete removes the source maps once they're uploaded, so they aren't deployed with the build.
sourcemaps inject keeps a build's precompressed copies in step with the files it stamps, as servers send them in their place (SvelteKit's adapter-node does): <file>.gz is rewritten, and <file>.br removed, since there is no brotli encoder in the standard library; servers fall back to the gzip copy.
sourcemaps inject adds the snippet that reports a debug id at run time to files whose bundler already wrote one (esbuild in Angular's builder, Rollup's sourcemapDebugIds), keeping the bundler's id; such files were taken for stamped ones, and their errors arrived without debug ids.