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Changing CMS: All the URLs of blog posts will be changed. What should I do?

I am about to change CMS, and all the URLs will be changed. (I cannot change these two facts)

I have around 80 blog posts on the current CMS, and their rankings are good.
These are my plans for moving CMS. Please share what you think or what I need to do instead.

  1. I will automatically redirect people who are accessing old URLs to their updated URLs with custom code (I already tested and it works fine).

  2. I will submit index requests for all the new URLs manually on Google Search Console.

Will it be enough? I am not sure how the Google crawlbot would react to a forced redirect.

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