Changelog
Angular Site Template changelog
2.2.0 - 2021-09-22
Update all libraries
ESLint Migration
Steps to update
Update Angular to next major version (11) [from 10.1.0]
Update Angular to the latest version (12) [from 11.2.x]
Note: Try without --force
param first
Update tooling (global npm dependencies)
Diagnostic
Execute
Update other libraries (for the project)
Diagnostic
Execute
Dev dependencies
Fix vulnerabilities
ESLint Migration
Linting is the process of analyzing your code for bugs, warnings, style and consistency changes, and more. In early 2019, TSLint was officially deprecated, and the community centered around ESLint as its replacement. Since then, there’s been a lot of development in ESLint in order to support TypeScript as well as Angular. Now, we finally have TypeScript-ESLint and Angular-ESLint.
In order to migrate our existing project we run the following commands:
2.1.0 - 2020-09-30
Update project to Angular 10 🎉
Update all dependencies to latest versions.
To update your existing project please follow these steps.
If you re-download the files from your Angular Template account you don't need to do this because the template is already updated.
Updating Angular 8.2 to Angular 9
Remove any es5BrowserSupport
flags in your angular.json
and set your target to es2015
in your tsconfig.json
. Angular now uses your browserslist
to determine if an ES5 build is needed.
ng update
will migrate you automatically.
entryComponents
are no longer required. They can be removed from your code.
Updating Angular 9 to Angular 10
Run npm outdated
and update all your libraries.
20 Jan 2020 - v2.0.0
Update project to Angular 8
Remove BASE_URL and added Angular UniversalInterceptor (learn more in https://angular.io/guide/universal#using-absolute-urls-for-server-requests)
Updated all libraries
17 Dec 2018 - v1.1.0
Update to Angular 7
Removed webpack process and replaced it with tsc
Updated all libraries to its latest versions
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