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QUESTION
I am trying to follow the Getting set up section here (Using the Compiler API).
This results in the following error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-15 at 14:06I'm not sure what's up with those instructions (probably out of date). Just do npm install --save typescript
then import it as usual:
QUESTION
I created a new project in Angular 13. I executed the following command to config typescript-eslint in the project:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-12 at 16:15It appears that when I ran the following command:
QUESTION
I was using ang-jsoneditor before I upgrade my nodejs (was 8, now 12) and angular (was 7, now 10). After the upgrade, the ang-jsoneditor seems not working, and error is
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-04 at 02:15For Angular 10, you can use version 1.10.5 of the Library.
QUESTION
We recently migrated our app to Angular 10 and PrimeNG 9, and now we are preparing to migrate these frameworks to the latest version.
We trying to prepare our app to migration and want to use Ivy Compiler as Angular recommends.
But when activate Ivy compiler and aot to true it shows the following error when do ng build:
ERROR in node_modules/@maestro-ng/primeng/maestro-primeng.module.d.ts:1:22 - error NG6003: Appears in the NgModule.exports of AppSharedModule, but could not be resolved to an NgModule, Component, Directive, or Pipe class.
This likely means that the library (@maestro-ng/primeng) which declares MaestroPrimengModule has not been processed correctly by ngcc, or is not compatible with Angular Ivy. Check if a newer version of the library is available, and update if so. Also consider checking with the library's authors to see if the library is expected to be compatible with Ivy.
This is the complete package.json:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-08 at 15:11PrimeNG does line with the Angular major version.
PrimeNG 10 depends on Angular 10, PrimeNG 11 depends on Angular 11.
You can find the offical source of the information on here
QUESTION
After do a git clone im getting this error with my project after npm install
:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-19 at 22:15From what I can see from your package file, no updates to Angular 12 happened. You are still running angular 10. In my experience the issue can be due to a mix of mis-configuration locally within the project. My best guess would be to reinstall the correct version of angular. You can follow this guide that could help you: https://update.angular.io/
QUESTION
i have created the file(index.js) which should connect to the Mongo db , The file code is below
but when when i am trying to run the file by typring node index.js it is giving me the error
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-10 at 04:36catch
syntax is wrong in your output error.
its written like this.
QUESTION
As per AWS, they are removing botocore from the python lambda environments(https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/developer/removing-the-vendored-version-of-requests-from-botocore/)
They say we need to run pip install requests from the terminal window before using it. How we can run "pip3 install " whenever we deploy our cloud infrastructure using Gitlab CI/CD pipeline to AWS? Anyone has got any ideas?
Here is the sample pipeline
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Answered 2021-Mar-09 at 08:16Building Python Lambdas can be a bit tricky in CI/CD, because "cross-compiling" is not yet a big thing in the Python world (I think wheels
are supposed to fix this).
Cross-compiling means "building" a (Python) program on one operating system that can run on another operating system and/or architecture.
Simple Python dependencies should not be a problem, because they don't require any operating system specific dependencies. But a few image processing things and other dependencies need binaries that are compiled for specific operating systems and architectures.
The first thing to know is that AWS Lambda is using the amd64
architecture and a Linux kernel.
So if you want to be sure that your dependencies are running properly in a Lambda, you need to run pip install -r requirements.txt
on a system with a Linux kernel and amd64
architecture.
Fortunately, there is a project that helps you here called LambCI. They have pre-build Docker images for this exact use case, so you don't need to bother building them.
A very simple .gitlab-ci.yml
example could look like this:
QUESTION
Simple demo of antd form onSubmit is not working
https://ant.design/components/form/#components-form-demo-register
The onChange of field components are validated, but onFinish is not called on click of submit.
Is it because of lodash/webpack or react version dependency issue.
This is happening on lens electronjs application and the dependencies are below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-24 at 17:05Not sure for what reason, the submit button inside form not triggered. Hence handled with external submit validation function.
QUESTION
I am using Node version 12.19.0 and NPM version 6.14.8 on windows. I tried to install latest version and got 0.19.7 and did not face any issue in installation.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-10 at 01:16Install (or re-install) windows-build-tools:
QUESTION
I'm using the latest versions of all Angular-related packages (so Angular 10).
I want to add some code to a component, but I only want this code to exist in dev, never in a production build. It needs to be completely stripped in prod builds. I found this comment, which indicates that environments do this automatically (because they're const
).
I tried using that exact code in my app, but the dev code is still there in a production build. I copied the code over to a new test app that I made with ng new
, and it does work properly there.
What things should I be looking for, how can I fix this? Is this possibly because I have CommonJS dependencies, and if so, can I do anything about that (since I can't remove those dependencies)?
Some notes:
- An issue has been opened on the angular-cli repo here.
- The
environment
object is never written to anywhere in the codebase, I've searched thoroughly. (It's only used in a few places anyway.) - Code bounded with
if (false) { }
is properly stripped. - Removing the services export from the end of
environment{.prod}.ts
does not fix the problem. - Removing all CommonJS dependencies does not fix the problem.
Here's environment.prod.ts
(environment.ts
is the same, just with false
instead of true
):
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-17 at 19:20You could apply the same logic as environment.ts
; create main.prod.ts
(without the dev specific code) and main.dev.ts
(with dev specific code), then use fileReplacements
in your config.
The config for prod would be:
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